As most of you already know, the global stock market have plummeted since beginning of 2016, or now we could say it might have started later 2015.
Despite Japanese negative rate introduced by Bank Of Japan, Japanese stock market has gone down, where Nikkei 225 down 5.40% from last closing.
Italian banks have been vulnerable relatively due to concerns over the bad loan.
Financial Times >> Italian finance official expects big interest in banks’ bad loans
That pile of bad loans made the country’s financial institutions especially vulnerable in the recent market sell-off, causing alarm among investors and policymakers. Stocks in Italian banks tumbled last week even after the deal was announced.
The bad loans will not be sold individually under the new plan but will be packaged through securitisation — a market that has been lacklustre in Europe over recent years — and sold to private investors.
Massive quantitative easing and negative interest rate have been carried out by several economic zones. After all, they will have limited choices to stabilize the financial market, and actually loosened financial policy for a last few years could bring massive bounce back into the market once the market is going out of the control.
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Here is the list of global stock indexes.
[Asia & Pacific]
(Japan) Nikkei 225 index
(Singapore) STI Index
[Europe / Middle East]
(France) CAC 40
(Germany) DAX
(Italy) FTSE MIB
(Norway) OSLOStock Exchange All Index
(Russia) RTSI Index
(Spain) IBEX 35
(UK) FTSE 100
[Africa]
(South Africa) FTSE/JSE Africa All Share Index
(Nigeria) Nigerian Stock Exchange All Share Index
[North/South America]
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