27 Stock Markets Worldwide Are in Bear Territory. Why Is America Missing?
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A viral list on X (Twitter) claimed stock markets in 42 countries are in bear territory. BeInCrypto checked each index against its record high, and 27 hold up. The U.S. is not among them. A bear market means a fall of 20% or more from a peak. Only seven of the 27 set that peak this year. Eleven are still below records from 1999 to 2008. Which Markets Fell Into Bear Territory This Year? Japan crossed the line this week. The Nikkei 225 fell 6% on Friday to 57,434.77, leaving it 21.1% below its June 22 record. South Korea’s KOSPI is 46.1% off its June peak. On Friday it dropped below 5,000 and set off a 20-minute trading halt .
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