Traders on watch for explosions as bank panic aftershocks recede
A protest against the UBS purchase of Credit Suisse takes place outside Credit Suisse headquarters in Zurich. Photo: Denis Balibouse/Reuters
Alice Gledhill
Weeks of gut-wrenching turmoil are keeping investors on the lookout for further volatility explosions, despite the uneasy calm that's recently descended on world markets.
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