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Statistiche › Mercati orso e drawdown › Crash base rates

A market enters a crash roughly one year in ten, and a crash means a quarter of real value

PaeseLargest real declineAnniPaeseLargest real declineAnni
Giappone0.971943 to 1947Norway0.551919 to 1921
Portugal0.971974 to 1978Stati Uniti0.551929 to 1931
Germania0.911914 to 1920Canada0.541929 to 1932
Italy0.891944 to 1945Spain0.531929 to 1931
Austria0.841947 to 1950Finland0.47-
Belgium0.761914 to 1918Netherlands0.471918 to 1922
Francia0.691943 to 1945Grecia0.37-
Svizzera0.681914 to 1920Australia0.25-
Denmark, Sweden, UK0.601912 to 1922Perù0.861981 to 1982

Fractional cumulative real declines from a peak to trough procedure over multiple years, from a sample of 30 countries, 20 of them in the developed group, covering 3,037 annual observations to 2006. The Portuguese, Austrian, Belgian and Swiss figures rest on interpolated index data rather than observed prices, which the source flags. No standard errors or confidence intervals accompany any of these magnitudes.

Across 30 countries and 3,037 annual observations, the unconditional probability of entering a crash of 25 per cent or more in real terms is 0.101 a year. The worst national declines reach 97 per cent.

0.101Annual probability of entering a crash
232Crashes identified at the 25 per cent threshold
124At a 40 per cent threshold
0.97 in Japan and PortugalLargest national declines

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