Global Financial Market
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The document discusses the global financial market and recent developments. It defines the global financial market as the worldwide marketplace where financial assets are traded across borders. It then outlines key components of global financial markets like stocks, bonds, currencies and derivatives. Recent developments discussed include the introduction of new currencies, changes in stock prices worldwide, growth in the foreign exchange and derivatives markets, and increased securitization.
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