📉There have been other historical dates that in the last 40 years have caused world stock markets to fall. Let's see the main ones.  

🔹October 19, 1987 - Black Monday (Wall Street): Dow Jones -22.6% in a single day, historical negative record. Chain sales also on European and Asian stock markets.  

🔹September 11, 2001 - Attack on the Twin Towers (NY): US stock markets closed until September 17; upon reopening the Dow Jones collapsed by 7.1%, the worst session since 1987. Europe in sharp decline already on the 11th.

🔹September 15, 2008 - Lehman Brothers bankruptcy: Dow Jones -4.4%, S&P 500 -4.7%; sharp declines also in Europe. Beginning of global panic in financial markets.

🔹June 23, 2016 – Brexit Referendum (UK): The next day, FTSE 100 -3.1%, DAX -6.8%, CAC 40 -8%; pound sterling at its lowest since 1985. Wall Street opens down, then recovers partially.

🔹March 9, 2020 – Coronavirus + oil collapse: Wall Street opens down and the circuit breaker is triggered; the Dow Jones closes at -7.8%, Europe loses between 7-11%; shock for the collapse of Brent (-30%).  

🔹March 12, 2020 – COVID-19 + Lagarde statements (spread): European stock markets collapse (Milan -17%, worst session ever), Wall Street suspended due to excessive decline; the BTP-Bund spread soars over 260 basis points.