ABOUT THIS EPISODE
When confidence becomes expensive ⦿ Three shocks, one ordinary world
Technology shares are falling. Cryptocurrency markets are shaken by a major security breach. And energy prices are rising as shipping faces renewed threats.
Three different stories. Three different causes.
But what happens when their consequences begin to meet?
A special SignsWatch episode exploring how decisions made in financial markets can reach people who have never bought a share or a cryptocurrency.
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