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Reassessing Portfolio Allocations Amid Geopolitical Tensions

Laurent Lequeu, Independent Market Analyst and Writer, Macro Butler Newsletter

02-Oct-24 07:00

Reassessing Portfolio Allocations Amid Geopolitical Tensions

Developments overnight saw Iran launching missiles into Israel, increasing the temperature of what is happening in an already tense Middle East. China is off for the week for the Golden Week Holidays. Laurent Lequeu, an independent market analyst and writer at the Macro Butler Newsletter, shares his views on what he expects markets to look like and how to reposition your portfolio.


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