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Despite the trading halt last week, a new survey shows firms have high levels of confidence in the current, more adaptable structure for financial markets.
Market participants weren’t phased by the widely publicized trading halt last week via the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), according to a recent survey showing that positive perceptions of the soundness of market infrastructure is the highest it’s been since the Flash Crash. The survey, “What Glitch? Market Structure Confidence Highest Since Before Flash Crash,”...
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