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A sudden dramatic decline of stock prices across a significant cross-section of a stock market.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Topics: business, finance
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Across languages
Translations
15 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Catalan:
fallida borsària
— sudden dramatic decline of stock prices
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Catalan:
crac borsari
— sudden dramatic decline of stock prices
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Czech:
krach na burze
— sudden dramatic decline of stock prices
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Czech:
burzovní krach
— sudden dramatic decline of stock prices
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Dutch:
beurskrach
— sudden dramatic decline of stock prices
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Finnish:
pörssiromahdus
— sudden dramatic decline of stock prices
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French:
krach
— sudden dramatic decline of stock prices
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German:
Börsenkrach
— sudden dramatic decline of stock prices
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Norwegian Bokmål:
børskrakk
— sudden dramatic decline of stock prices
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Norwegian Nynorsk:
børskrakk
— sudden dramatic decline of stock prices
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Polish:
krach giełdowy
— sudden dramatic decline of stock prices
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Russian:
биржево́й крах
(birževój krax)
— sudden dramatic decline of stock prices
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Spanish:
quiebra financiera
— sudden dramatic decline of stock prices
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Swedish:
börskrasch
— sudden dramatic decline of stock prices
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Ukrainian:
біржовий крах
(biržovyj krax)
— sudden dramatic decline of stock prices