Everyone knows that the epidemic has had a great impact on our lives or work. In fact, it has also had some impact on the stocks in the stock market. What happened in the stock market during the epidemic? What about changes? 1. The stock market has experienced a substantial rise

In fact, if many people are more concerned about stocks, they may find that during the epidemic period, some stocks in the stock market not only did not decline, but actually continued to rise significantly. rise. This is because at this time of the epidemic, policies related to capital liquidity have been gradually relaxed. At this time, there is more and more money in the stock market, so there will be a lot of capital inflow in the stock market. At this time, the prices of various assets in the stock market will correspondingly increase, so the epidemic will promote the rise in stock market prices. 2. The Impact of the Epidemic Outbreak

The reason why such a situation occurs in the stock market is actually due to the impact of relevant national policies during the epidemic. When the epidemic breaks out, the development of various industries in our country will be affected and restricted to a certain extent. Then the country will definitely introduce various policies to promote the development of these enterprises. Therefore, at this time, the central bank will relax monetary policy. At this time, the monetary policy is relatively loose, so the money will be brought into the stock market or the real estate market, so everyone can find a strange phenomenon. During the epidemic, the development of the real estate market and stock market was relatively good. 3. The sustainability of development is not strong enough

Although there is a relatively good trend in the stock market, this upward trend is only temporary, and there is no way to develop sustainably, because The market needs to develop steadily. If prices in the stock market continue to rise, then it will not be conducive to creating a healthy market environment in the long run, and most of this rise is actually just an asset bubble.