10 Themes - #10: 11 unlikely events with even more unlikely results

For the last of our “10 themes for the year ahead,” we let our thoughts run free. We look at events that are outside our core scenario and sometimes quite radical. The market reactions too could be surprising.

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10 Themes - #10: 11 unlikely events with even more unlikely results

For the last of our “10 themes for the year ahead,” we let our thoughts run free. We look at events that are outside our core scenario and sometimes quite radical. The market reactions too could be surprising.
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