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https://www.fundssociety.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/china3-_carlos_zgz.jpg640428Despite a slowdown in trade globalisation, it looks like equity markets are more globalised than ever. When one market falls, the contagion quickly spreads to bring the others down as well. This is a change from the past. In the old way of thinking about the world, the US sneezed and the world caught a…Continuar leyendo