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The bank that anticipated the 2007 crisis detects three flaws in the markets that could trigger a major 'crash'
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The bank that anticipated the 2007 crisis detects three flaws in the markets that could trigger a major 'crash'

SAPO15 September 2026 at 14:24

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS), known as the "central banks' bank", identified three growing flaws in financial markets. These flaws, if they end up combining, can transform a normal correction into a large-scale shock in the stock and bond markets.

Why this matters

Readers are affected because the BIS, a reference institution that anticipated the 2007 crisis, is now warning that the combination of three vulnerabilities in the markets can generate a significant 'crash', which can influence investment decisions and concern about global economic stability.

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