Stock Markets Fear of Falling

Let's look at the stock markets in Africa.

Stock markets unusually negative skew is not inconsistent with booming price growth in recent years. The markets have broken all time records, come close to doing so, or at least done very well since 2003 ( the case in Japan) by making up for the big drops incrementally, in a succession of smaller increases.

At the end of 1995, there were 15 African countries with stock markets.

Of the more than 20 stock markets in Africa, most are undercapitalized they account for some 7 per cent of the capitalization of emerging stock markets and list no more than a handful of companies.

This description of stock markets in emerging countries is not wrong, just biased, because the same description applies to stock markets in advanced countries. Indeed, the best analysts know that forecasting the performance of any country's stock market substantially means forecasting how well the government wants stock market investors to fare in the current political environment.

(d) Promote regional money markets and stock exchanges as well as cross listing of stocks

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Global stock markets have, overall, reached new highs. And credit markets show low spreads, while long term bond yields have fallen in most advanced economies.

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These external flows went directly to domestic stock markets through pension funds, mutual funds and other investment vehicles.

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It was also suggested that the offering of shares on stock markets should be mentioned among the disposition methods.

Indeed, the politics of stock markets does not stop with taxes. On the contrary, almost every activity of government has an impact on corporate profits, and in turn, on the stock market.

The Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) undertakes regular training and orientation activities to encourage the establishment of active stock markets.

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In many developing regions, stock markets are assuming a larger role in resource mobilization, although the practice is not yet widespread.

The policy response, however, required preventing these shocks from becoming entrenched in medium to long term inflation expectations. In this context and in view of the robust economic growth recorded in 1999 and 2000, the still booming stock markets, and the continued accumulation of excess liquidity the ECB s Governing Council progressively tightened policy, thereby keeping upward risks to price stability from materializing.

In addition, stock markets could be used to generate green funds, but this would require more capacity building in developing such instruments.

For instance, the Internet was booming in the U.S.

The development of stock exchanges has also been given priority in many countries, but next to the banking system and the potential benefits of domestic bond markets, stock markets are of relatively marginal importance for development, especially for the development of small and low income economies in the early stages of financial development.

Many economic and financial analysts complain that emerging countries' stock markets are often heavily manipulated by their governments and are more political than economic. The unstated assumption seems to be that, in contrast, some pristine force of economic nature drives stock markets in advanced countries, and that forecasting their performance is thus like forecasting the growth of trees.

A third piece of the forecast puzzle is the disparity between the behavior of financial markets and that of the real economy. Judged only by asset prices, one would have to conclude that growth is booming.

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More recently, the emergence of stock markets and broad scale privatization of public enterprises have led to new forms of enterprise growth through equity and acquisitions.

Now that a recession is underway, US and global stock markets are beginning to fall in a typical US recession, the S amp P 500 index falls by an average of 28 as corporate revenues and profits sink. Losses in stock markets have a double effect they reduce households wealth and lead them to spend less and they cause massive losses to investors who borrowed to invest in stock, thus triggering margin calls and asset fire sales.

Now that a recession is underway, US and global stock markets are beginning to fall in a typical US recession, the S P 500 index falls by an average of 28 as corporate revenues and profits sink. Losses in stock markets have a double effect they reduce households wealth and lead them to spend less and they cause massive losses to investors who borrowed to invest in stock, thus triggering margin calls and asset fire sales.

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The emergence of institutional investors, such as pension funds and insurance companies, can encourage the development of stock markets, being an important source of demand for financial assets.

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Over the past decade, the emergence of stock markets and broad scale privatization of public enterprises has provided new sources of capital and led to diversification through acquisitions.

When investment banking markets were booming and the private sector easily recruited up top talent regulators and supervisors found it difficult to get the budgets to keep up with innovation and police the markets. In the future, governments will have to commit the necessary resources to ensure more robust oversight of risk management in financial institutions.

Invites the Member States to press on with undertaking the necessary steps to develop their stock markets through appropriate legislations so as to enable their markets to be open to the outside world facilitating the in flow of capital available in foreign markets, while taking into consideration the economic and monetary interests of these States.

In fact, the stock market bottomed out last winter. Markets had factored into share prices the belief that the US government would not allow any more banks to collapse.

The world s housing, oil, and stock markets have been plunged into turmoil in recent months. Yet consumer confidence, capital expenditure, and hiring have yet to take a sharp hit.

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