What the Super Bowl has (not) to do with the stock market

Article by Simon Landt

As a football fan, you no doubt watched the Super Bowl last weekend. But even if you don't actively follow American football, you were inadvertently provided with match analyses, statistics on absurd ticket prices or clips from the famous halftime show on social networks at the start of the week. Now you are rightly wondering what the Super Bowl has to do with the capital markets - after all, you are not holding the sports page of a daily newspaper in your hand. You'll find the answer in this issue of Economic Situation and Strategy:

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