MR MOORE: Recovery from a financial crisis is always longer than a political one. Investors do badly when they don't distinguish one crisis from another.
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Singapore
GEOPOLITICAL crises tend to spark some degree of panic in financial markets. But history suggests their impact is likely to be short-lived, and they fail to substantially alter markets' underlying trends.
In a geopolitical crisis, investors would generally fare better by...
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