What did you miss? The week's ten most read

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This week has seen further volatile moves in markets - particularly within fixed income as investors unwind positions in government and emerging debt - while Chinese equities also hit the headlines on fears of a slowdown in the country.

In a week dominated by moves in stock and bond markets, key commodities were also put through the ringer, with gold tumbling in value in the face of increasing dollar strength. Away from markets, a leading platform's views on fund managers, and the impending divorce of a well-known financial power couple, also enthralled readers. Below are the top ten most read stories of the week   1. Warning of new financial crisis as bond yields spike 2. Names and shamed: The ten worst funds over three years 3. Hargreaves mail-shot to Buxton clients calls replacements lower 'calibre' ...

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