financial panic

financial panic
финансовая паника

to push the panic button — паниковать, поднимать панику

the ensuing panic — возникшая вслед за этим паника

there was a general panic — всех охватила паника

panic on the Stock Exchange — паника на бирже

the panic subsided — паника улеглась


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