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*[[Financial history of the Dutch Republic|Early stock market crashes in the Dutch Republic]]

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* [[Mississippi Company|The Mississippi Bubble]]
* [[South Sea Company|South Sea Bubble of 1720]]
* [[Bengal Bubble of 1769]]
* [[Crisis of 1772]]
* [[Panic of 1792]]
* [[Panic of 1796–1797]]

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* [[Panic of 1819]]
* [[Panic of 1825]]
* [[Panic of 1837]]
* [[Panic of 1847]]
* [[Panic of 1857]]
* [[Black Friday (1869)|Black Friday]] (1869)
* [[Panic of 1873]]
* [[Paris Bourse crash of 1882]]
* [[Panic of 1884]]
* [[Encilhamento]] (1890–1893)
* [[Panic of 1893]]
* [[Panic of 1896]]

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* [[Panic of 1901]]
* [[Panic of 1907]]
* [[Depression of 1920–1921]]
* [[Wall Street Crash of 1929]]
* [[Recession of 1937–1938]]
* [[Kennedy Slide of 1962]]
* [[1973–1974 stock market crash]]
* [[Souk Al-Manakh stock market crash]] (1982)
* [[Black Monday (1987)|Black Monday]] (19 October 1987)
* [[Rio de Janeiro Stock Exchange]] collapse
* [[Friday the 13th mini-crash|Friday the 13th mini-crash]] (1989)
* [[Japanese asset price bubble#Stock Prices|Japanese asset price bubble crash]] (1990–1992)
* [[Black Wednesday]] (16 September 1992)
* [[1997 Asian financial crisis]]
* [[October 27, 1997, mini-crash|October 27, 1997 mini-crash]]
* [[1998 Russian financial crisis]]  

|group5=21st century
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* [[Dot-com bubble#Bursting of the bubble|Dot-com bubble crash]] (2000–2002)
* [[Economic effects of the September 11 attacks#Financial markets|9/11 stock market crash]] (2001)
* [[Stock market downturn of 2002]]
* [[Chinese stock bubble of 2007]]
* [[United States bear market of 2007–2009|U.S. bear market of 2007–2009]]
* [[Financial crisis of 2007–08]]
* [[Dubai World#2009 debt standstill|2009 Dubai debt standstill]]
* [[European debt crisis#Greece|Greek government-debt crisis stock market crash]] (2010)
* [[2010 Flash Crash]]
* [[Aftermath of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami#Economic impact|2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami stock market crash]]
* [[August 2011 stock markets fall]]
* [[2011 Bangladesh share market scam]]
* [[2015–2016 Chinese stock market turbulence]]
* [[2015–2016 stock market selloff]]
* [[Economic effects of Brexit#Stock markets and currencies|Brexit stock market crash]] (2016)
* [[2018 cryptocurrency crash]]
* [[2020 stock market crash]]
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