How climate shocks could rattle investors and disrupt financial markets

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Climate developments could jolt investor sentiment, causing market turbulence and hitting long-term growth projections, ground-breaking new study reveals

It is a common observation that radical change happens in fits and starts, sparked by an event or occurrence that instantly changes the way people see a particular issue. We see this happening in the...

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