1. Interest rate risk: the possibility of losses to investors due to interest rate changes, or the possibility of losses to investors due to the difference between the expected interest rate level and the actual market interest rate level at maturity.

2. Exchange rate risk. Exchange rate risk refers to the risk that the foreign exchange exposure caused by the imbalance of currency structure of foreign exchange assets and foreign exchange liabilities will suffer losses due to unfavorable exchange rate changes.

3. Stock index risk. Refers to the risk that the price change in the securities market leads to the uncertainty of securities investment income. Commodity price risk. The broad definition of a commodity is that it can be traded in an organized market.

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The consequences of market risk to shareholders are sometimes disastrous. In the stock market, the market changes rapidly, and it is difficult to predict the direction and degree of market changes.

We can often see that the share price of a company whose income is rising steadily falls; There are also some companies with good operating conditions and stable income, but their stocks fluctuate violently in a short time.

This abnormal phenomenon is mainly due to the change of investors' overall views on stocks or their views on a certain class or group of stocks. The change of investors' views on stocks (mainly the expectation of stock returns) leads to the fluctuation of most common stock returns, which leads to market risks.

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