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Markets Early in the session yesterday, parts of global markets showed some relative calm compared the extreme volatility on Monday. Some (desperate?) investors hoped that US negotiations with some countries like Japan could herald the start of a more modest approach? Or was it simply a pause after wild repositioning? Whatever the reason, the ‘calm’ […]

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