With that big picture sufficiently impressed in our minds, let's consider in practical terms. The change in activity levels will not flip to inactive to extreme swings as if a switch has been flipped when the markets reopen. It will likely still take some time as liquidity slowly filters back online for the 'fall trading' norms. That can certainly be hastened by unexpected and systemically-important fundamental developments however. Monday in particular will be reticent to extreme market movements as the US will be offline for the Labor Day holiday. While only one country, the speculative clout of the US tends to break the continuity in building pressure. Yet, inevitably, liquidity will deepen and complacency will be more difficult to afford. With such extraordinary and recognizable fundamental risk pressuring the markets, adding fuel and drawing attention to the inequities can more readily break the fragile calm we've depended upon for months


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