Turnill: Returning to Old Regime of Higher Volatility

The video discusses recent market volatility, highlighting a shift from low to more normal levels of volatility. It examines the role of monetary and fiscal policies, the low return environment, and the catalysts for increased volatility, such as economic cycles, political risks, and policy uncertainties. The video also emphasizes market resilience to past shocks and suggests a return to a more typical volatility regime.

What has been the recent trend in market volatility after a period of low volatility?

• Volatility has become unpredictable.

• Volatility has increased.

• Volatility has remained the same.

• Volatility has decreased further.

Which policy is expected to play a more significant role in supporting growth according to the first section?

• Monetary policy

• Fiscal policy

• Environmental policy

• Trade policy

What is the expected trend for returns in bond and equity markets?

• High returns in bond markets, low in equity markets

• Low returns in bond markets, high in equity markets

• Low returns in both markets

• High returns in both markets

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a catalyst for higher volatility?

• Economic cycle maturity

• Technological advancements

• Policy uncertainty

• US elections

How has the market responded to past shocks like Brexit and Chinese devaluation?

• The market has become more volatile permanently.

• The market has collapsed.

• The market has ignored them.

• The market has shown resilience.