Brexit Does Not Mean More Market Volatility |
| July 01, 2016 | July 2016 Bond Updates |
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A common narrative to global markets is that volatility has massively increased. Market participants like to claim a new regime of increased volatility with each and every new negative macro event. From the fright over Ebola all the way to the stock market selloff this year, market participants have theorized about “heightened volatility.” Now that markets are fully in the throes of Brexit and its attendant risks, the question is whether volatility has truly increased? |
| View more at: http://www.forbes.com/sites/jeremyhill/2016/06/30/brexit-does-not-mean-more-market-volatility/ |
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