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It's looking toppy out there – what could pop the market bubble?

One of the most significant indicators of market sentiment is saying we could soon be heading for a fall. John Stepek looks at what might burst the market’s bubble.

by: John Stepek
17 Feb 2021
Tokyo stock index board

Everyone's getting a little over-excited

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