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What to make of renewed COVID concerns

The news that lockdowns are once again being imposed in parts of Europe puts COVID-19 and its impact on economic activity and financial markets back into back into focus. While predicting the course of the pandemic is as tricky as ever, the past eighteen months arguably provide some guidance as to how a worsening outbreak would affect markets.

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