Sentence examples for market disasters from inspiring English sources

Last week's crack-up of Gateway -- which cost us $3 billion in one day -- was only the last in a long line of stock market disasters that took most of you inexplicably by surprise.

In an era of stock market disasters, employment uncertainty and suburban homes crammed beyond their storage capacity with clothing, toys, bicycles and sports equipment, the appeal of holding a stash of cash outside the swirl of earning and spending must be apparent.

Theoretical concoctions played a decisive role in the unleashing of the current crisis, as they have, by the way, in all the worst market disasters since 1929.

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But in Europe, Thomson's home market, disaster struck.

Until this year's market disaster, most company pension funds had been making great gains.

Alex Kwok, an analyst at China Investment Securities in Hong Kong, told Channel News Asia: "This is already a small-scale stock market disaster.

The seeds of this market disaster rest in the flawed deregulation regime that the state and federal regulators approved three years ago.

The market crisis of 1967-68 was largely national in scope, not like the 2008 market disaster, which risked a global financial meltdown.

"Whenever you have a lot of money, a lot of change, little or no transparency, and therefore, no regulation, you have the potential for a market disaster," Senator Kaufman added.

Nouriel Roubini, an economist who call the 2008 market disaster correctly, argued in a recent commentary that in 2009, global recession "will morph into a stag-deflation, a deadly combination of economic stagnation/recession and deflation".