🔸A breathtaking "collapse" in global financial markets..
And experts expect a "stronger shock."
In what resembles a "domino effect," the indicators of the most prominent financial markets and global stock exchanges declined in Europe, Asia and America, and consequently other economies, reinforced by "serious fears of a recession in the American economy" in addition to a "hot" geopolitical context during which the risks of expanding the Middle East conflict escalated, which awaits the promised Iranian response in a region "that may ignite at any moment."
According to what Hespress newspaper followed, global financial and business markets lived to the rhythm of "red trading" throughout Monday; which brought to the minds of economists "historical collapses" that silently marked the history of the global economy, especially the 2008 global financial crisis.
For example, the Japanese Stock Exchange indicators fell to "their lowest level since 1987" before losses accelerated in the global currency market and Asian markets Arab and European, in addition to “unprecedented” losses accumulated by oil and digital cryptocurrencies.
