In the financial markets, geopolitical risks often exhibit a binary nature: for a long time, they pose no issue until suddenly, they do. Consequently, the relationship between geopolitical risks and the financial markets' response is not straightforward. This complexity partly arises because these risks usually stem from singular events, which markets are adept at overlooking. In this context, possession often marks the end of interest.
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