It is a muscle that works the hardest when your legs are stretched wide apart which, given the nature of tennis, happens almost every single time you hit a shot.ДЄnd I had properly torn it, for it was not only the length that was an issue, but how deep into the muscle the tear went.ДЄ couple of days before the 2021 Roland Garros Championships, I was as confident as I have ever felt going into a grand slam tournament and positive about the fortnight ahead. In laymanвЂ™s terms, the best way to identify the adductor magnus is to consider the inner part of your thigh muscle closest to the groin.

The problem that almost derailed my bid to emulate my idol Evonne Goolagong-Cawley at Wimbledon was instead a 10cm long tear to my adductor magnus muscle. It was not specifically a hip injury, as was widely believed at the time. Picture: AELTC/Simon Bruty вЂ“ Pool/Getty ImagesДЄll of that just to step on to centre court to open last yearвЂ™s championships against the inspiring Carla Suarez-Navarro to begin the most memorable fortnight of my career.ДЇirst things first. Markets are bracing for more bigger-than-usual hikes, on top of some discouraging signals about the economy and corporate profits, including a record-low preliminary reading on consumer sentiment soured by high gasoline prices.Ash Barty celebrates with the Venus Rosewater Dish trophy after winning the 2021 Wimbledon Final against Karolina Pliskova. вЂњThe best thing people can do is to not panic and donвЂ™t sell at the bottom,вЂќ said Randy Frederick, managing director of trading and derivatives at the Schwab Center for Financial Research, вЂњand weвЂ™re probably not at the bottom.вЂќ Tesla slumped 7.1%, and Amazon dropped 5.5%. Some of the sharpest drops hit what had been big winners of the easier low-rate era, such as high-growth technology stocks and other former darlings of investors. With the Fed seemingly pinned into having to get more aggressive, prices fell in a worldwide rout for everything from bonds to bitcoin, from New York to New Zealand. The decline was the first chance for investors to trade after having the weekend to reflect on FridayвЂ™s news that inflation is getting worse, not better. Hong KongвЂ™s Hang Seng slipped 1.4% to 20,782.63, while the Shanghai Composite edged down 0.8% to 3,230.41. AustraliaвЂ™s S&P/ASX 200 dipped 4.8% to 6,598.30 after reopening from a holiday on Monday. JapanвЂ™s Nikkei 225 shed 1.9% in morning trading to 26,476.71. inflation data, and another day closer to the June FOMC meeting, and global markets, we well as those here in Asia have been demonstrating that they donвЂ™t like where the global economy sits right now,вЂќ Robert Carnell, regional head of research Asia-Pacific at ING, said in a report.

ThatвЂ™s triple the usual amount and something the Fed hasnвЂ™t done since 1994. Some economists are speculating the Fed on Wednesday may raise its key rate by three-quarters of a percentage point. Its main method is to raise interest rates, a blunt tool that could slow the economy too much and risk a recession if used too aggressively.

Federal Reserve, which is scrambling to get inflation under control. The Japanese yenвЂ™s continuing slide against the dollar paused.ДЄt the center of the selloff was the U.S. benchmarks and individual stocks have fallen 20% or more from a recent high for a sustained period of time.Д«enchmarks fell in Japan, Australia, South Korea and China. TOKYO (AP) - Asian shares fell across the board Tuesday after Wall Street tumbled into a bear market, indicating that major U.S.

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