Macroeconomics

The last few weeks have not been particularly exciting as far as the general financial markets are concerned.

The only thing one can pinpoint is an increasing nervousness in the markets and continued excess liquidity. The stock markets are seeing strong correction on some days and rebounds the next. Investors who have already made good profits are willing to sell in the light of rising interest rates, while a number of investors who missed the market are now taking chances and pouring their money into stocks when they feel they see more attractive levels. And so the indices are bouncing up and down, which is usually a warning sign.

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