Last year was not good, the world capital market

The outgoing year for the world capital market was not very comforting. In the last one decade, the US capital market fell to the worst in 2018. Although not as bad as Wall Street, there was a negative impact throughout Europe and Asia's capital markets. This information was disclosed in the BBC Online report.

At the end of the year, the US Dow Jones index dropped 5 points to 6. S & Pour 500 dropped 6 percent to 2.1 percent. Nasdaq has lost 3.9 percent. The capital market has not seen such a decline since the 2008 economic crisis.

In fact, the United States-China trade war erupted in the negative territory due to the slowdown of global growth and global growth throughout the year. Meanwhile, the issue of increasing the interest rate of the central bank against the country's political instability and President Donald Trump has also had a negative impact on the capital market.

Hong Kong's Hanging Index decreased 14 percent in the case of Asia's capital market by the end of the year. Japan's Nikkei has lost 15 percent. China's Shanghai Composite Index decreased by 25 percent in one year.

On the other hand, the UK's main index decreased 12 percent in the year-end.