Repeat of March panic unlikely, despite second waves

While equity markets have fallen sharply over the past two weeks amid worries about the resurgence of new coronavirus cases in Europe and the US, there is little sign of the widespread market dislocations that accompanied the global spread of the pandemic in late February and March.

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