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Hampton: But at the same time, banks can benefit from market volatility. How so? Sharma: I mean, that’s a very interesting question. And I think certain types of market volatility is good for banks.

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Here's a look at what the recent turmoil could mean for ordinary people. In the UK, the FTSE 100 hit a new one-year low after the index saw its worst single-day of trading since March 2020 on Friday.

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The UK is less susceptible to US tariffs, and not just because it was hit with a lower rate than its EU neighbours. But the impact of a weaker US and European economy could be much more significant.