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When a World Cup team loses, its country's stock market also goes down. Here's the weird reason why.

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When a World Cup team loses, its country's stock market also goes down. Here's the weird reason why.

Soccer's premier tournament brings a hidden danger to your investment portfolio.

When a World Cup team loses, its country's stock market also goes down. Here's the weird reason why.

Source：MarketWatch

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Source：https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-weird-reason-why-a-teams-world-cup-loss-can-trigger-a-sharp-drop-in-stock-prices-ac385f51