Rising rates a double-edged sword on Wall Street

[...]whipsawing commodity prices and widening spreads in the bond market sparked a $524mn loss in the trading division. [...]arguably most worryingly for investors accustomed to erratic swings in merger & acquisition mandates and trading activity - the rising chance of a recession and customer d...

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