Arab Spring, Hong Kong protests, Greece anti-austerity unrest: How historic mass protests shook stock markets?

What happened: Mass protests in Egypt, Hong Kong, and Greece coincided with sharp stock market declines, per historical examples cited from the Arab Spring, Hong Kong's 2019 protests, and Greece's anti-austerity movement. Key numbers: Egypt's EGX 30 fell 10.5% on Jan 27, 2011, with a two month suspension. Why it matters: The content presents these episodes as examples of how mass demonstrations have coincided with significant market fluctuations, including steep index declines and trading suspensions.

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