European stocks fell sharply mainly in Germany Concerns about the future of the global economy August 15 2:14
The main stock market in Europe on the 14th was a negative growth rate in Germany, and concerns about the future of the global economy became stronger, and stock prices fell sharply, particularly in the Frankfurt market.
Concerns about the future of the global economy, as it was announced that the GDP growth rate from April to June was negative in Germany, the largest economic power in the region on the 14th in the European stock market. The sales order expanded to a wide range of brands.
After that, when the stock price dropped significantly in the New York stock market where the transaction started, the price dropped in Europe.
Compared to the previous day's closing price, the stock price index in the main market fell by about 2.2% in the Frankfurt market in Germany, about 2.1% in the Paris market and 1.4% in the London market.
Market officials said, “On the 14th, not only in the United States, but also in the United Kingdom, there is a reversal phenomenon where the long-term interest rate, which is expected to be a recession, falls below the short-term interest rate, and the move to avoid risk is getting stronger.” The