In the European stock market last year, stock prices continued to rise as economic activity resumed, with annual growth rates of 28% in the Paris market and 14% in the London market.
The final trading of 2021 took place on the 30th in Frankfurt, Germany, and on the 31st in London and Paris, the major European stock markets.
Last year, stock prices continued to rise as economic activity, which had been restricted by the spread of the new coronavirus, resumed.
Comparing last year's closing prices of major market stock indexes with the previous year's closing prices, they rose approximately 28.8% in the Paris market, 15.7% in the Frankfurt market and 14.3% in the London market.
Meanwhile, as inflationary pressures intensify, the Bank of England decided to end emergency measures for the new Corona at the end of last year, following a rate hike by the Bank of England, supporting the rise in stock prices. It will be a year in which we are moving away from the unusual monetary policy that we have had.
Market officials said, "The spread of Omicron stocks has spread the infection again, and the impact on economic activities is increasing. There is no factor that can draw a strong economic recovery so far, and the future of the stock market is uncertain." I'm talking.