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[ruhk-shuhn] / ˈrʌk ʃən /


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And the ructions have left the gap between the ratios of European and U.S. banks at its narrowest since September 2017.

From Reuters

Investors wary of global stress should keep their eyes on Silicon Valley, as ructions in this major U.S. industry cause aftershocks in Europe and beyond.

From Reuters

Investors said they expected Sunday’s Credit Suisse deal to cause ructions in debt markets because it wiped out a group of the bank’s bondholders.

From New York Times

Currency market ructions are worrying many central banks, with several, from Poland to South Korea, intervening to support exchange rates.

From Reuters

Last month, though, he said Volkswagen had fixed the problems revealed by the test, that the ructions of the episode had subsided and the carmaker’s Chinese business was recovering.

From Reuters