SocGen's Edwards: The factors that could trigger the next 2008-style crash

'BoJ have gone stir-crazy'

Tom Eckett
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Société Générale's bearish strategist Albert Edwards has outlined a number of scenarios which could cause the next "huge screw up" in financial markets as he warned he is most worried about the political fallout and how central banks potentially handle another crisis.

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