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panic

[pan-ik] / ˈpæn ɪk /


NOUN
sudden drop in value in financial markets
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Now a bigger fan than ever, Amanda jokes that the famous theme song makes her have a "little panic attack" at the thought of it happening again.

From BBC

She fueled a market panic in March 2020 by suggesting the central bank wouldn’t step in to help Italy as its borrowing costs soared.

From The Wall Street Journal

Khaleela said she had flashbacks to the night of Aman's death and suffers from panic attacks as a result of what has happened.

From BBC

In the Colonial Pipeline attack, Russia-based hackers used a compromised password to gain access to the pipeline’s network, causing fuel shortages and panic buying at gasoline stations.

From The Wall Street Journal

The gap between the three best-performing sectors over six weeks and the three worst has rarely been bigger, and usually during some sort of panic.

From The Wall Street Journal