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Why This Market Meltdown Isn’t a Repeat of 2008
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A stronger U.S. economy, gradual upswing in Europe and Japan, makes the stock market downturn in Jan. 2016 of a completely different nature than the one in 2008. Problems are seen in some emerging markets, including China. Oil price decline helps India and oil importing countries.
China's stock market upheaval and the U.S. Federal Reserve's rate hike path in 2015-2016
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Experts say 2016 will continue to show the same uncertainties faced in 2015. In the past tepid performance such as that in 2015 has been followed by strong performance in subsequent years, according to analysts. Emerging markets showed a sharp decline in 2015, with continued uncertainty in 2016. The U.S. markets were essentially flat in 2015.
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