Heightened volatility risk for this week - BBH

Analysts at Brown Brothers Harriman explained that markets ended last week on a firm note, and we are hopeful this carries over into this week.

Key Quotes:

"China returns from a week-long holiday. There will be a lot of Chinese data, but we think what’s more important is how China’s FX and equity markets react to last week’s turbulence. "

"Can oil hang on to its 10% gain from Friday?

What will FOMC and ECB minutes show?

There are a lot of potential macro drivers for the global financial markets this week, and so we expect heightened volatility to continue."

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