Global Market Shocks from the ’87 Crash to Brexit: Lessons for Today

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"Global Market Shocks from the ’87 Crash to Brexit: Lessons for Today"

"<p><span class=\"textBody02Regular\">From the 2020 Global Macro Conference in Hong Kong, Steve Strongin and Jan Hatzius of Goldman Sachs Research sat down for a discussion all about connections: why economic cycles and market cycles are increasingly independent, why economic volatility has declined while market volatility has largely remained the same, and how shocks like political surprises and climate change stand to radiate through each space.</span></p>\r\n"

<p><span class="textBody02Regular">From the 2020 Global Macro Conference in Hong Kong, Steve Strongin and Jan Hatzius of Goldman Sachs Research sat down for a discussion all about connections: why economic cycles and market cycles are increasingly independent, why economic volatility has declined while market volatility has largely remained the same, and how shocks like political surprises and climate change stand to radiate through each space.</span></p>


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Global Market Shocks from Ã87 Crash to Brexit, with Steve Strongin and Jan Hatzius of Goldman Sachs; at the Goldman Sachs Global Macro Conference Asia Pacific 2020 in Hong Kong.