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On September 2, global stock markets faced declines while bond yields increased and gold reached a record high amid rising concerns over stagflation, tariffs, and government finances. The article highlights the historical 'September effect,' characterized as the worst month for U.S. equities, raising questions about market conditions this year. Factors like inflation fears, ongoing tariff uncertainties, and stretched valuations in the tech sector suggest investors should prepare for potential volatility as the month unfolds.
Source: YAHOO