In the history of the world economy, the 9 most famous financial crises
Financial crises refer to crises in financial assets, financial institutions, and financial markets. They are often accompanied by a large number of bankruptcies, an increase in unemployment rate, a general social depression, and sometimes even accompanied by social turmoil or national political turmoil.
Since the 17th century, nine financial crises with huge impacts and far-reaching impacts have occurred around the world. When these crises occur, they have caused great chaos in the operation of the society and economy and have had a profound impact on future generations.
First: In 1637, the Dutch tulip crisis

Second: In 1720, the British South China Sea bubble incident

Third: In 1837, the US financial panic
Fourth: In 1907, the US banking crisis
Fifth: In 1929, the US stock market crashed
Fifth: In 1929, the US stock market crashed
The sixth time: In 1987, the Black Monday
