Global markets keep shrugging off shocks. Here's what could break that streak, according to HSBC

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HSBC argues market resilience to shocks may not persist, implying complacency risk in volatility and equity positioning.

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Markets have shrugged off a barrage of shocks in recent years but that resilience may not last forever, according to HSBC.

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• cnbc · 2026-09-08 04:02 UTC

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