They concluded that the stock markets of economies with democratic and stronger institutions were barely hurt by the political instability and social unrest events. In contrast, stock markets of economies with authoritarian regimes did respond to social unrest and suffered negative impacts. After this call, the civil and social order is once again under the dark clouds of political instability. In these struggling economic conditions, social unrest, political instability, and economic uncertainty are unfolding again across the country. The current and upcoming political instability and social unrest episodes will lead to a reduction in confidence, more uncertainty, and a decline in stocks and asset prices.

Source: The Nation May 12, 2022 07:30 UTC