Pressure exerted on market participants – by uncertainty and – changing expectations with regard to possible losses in the financial markets. The extent of stress ultimately depends on the degree of vulnerability of the financial system and the scope of any shock event that occurs. A phase of pronounced financial market stress very easily leads to a financial crisis. – See equity bubble, bubble, speculative, crash, domino effect, Elizabeth question, financial market shock, massive selling, panic selling, shocks, structural, stress test, scenarios, exceptional, terror shocks, securitization, volatility. – Cf. Monthly Report of the Deutsche Bundesbank of September 2005, pp. 62 f. (detailed presentation with references in the footnotes), ), Monthly Report of the ECB of April 2008, pp. 95 f. (principles adopted by the Ecofin Council in October 2007), Financial Stability Report 2013, pp. 11 f. (stress indicators for the German financial system).
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