Archive - Jan 10, 2015 - Story
Price Discovery And Emerging Markets
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/10/2015 09:14 -0500- 8.5%
- Bank of America
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- William Dudley
... things like a 50%+ drop in oil prices happen. Which at some point will lead more people to wonder what the real numbers are. For emerging nations, those numbers will not be pretty for 2015. They’re going to feel like they’re being thrown right back into the Stone Age. And they’re not going to like that one bit, and look for ways to express their frustration. Volatility is not just on the rise in the world of finance. It also is in the real world that finance fails to reflect. At some point, the two will meet again, and Wall Street will mirror Main Street. It will make neither any happier. But it’ll be honest.
