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30 companies that have seen their share price plummet in 2018

The biggest stock market losers of 2018
Westpac: -14%
Cathay Pacific: -18%
Royal Mail: -21%
Casino Group: -24%
Ford: -25%
Harley-Davidson: -26%
Daimler: -26%
Hyundai: -29%
Goldcorp: -31%
Dean Foods: -31%
Bayer: -33%
Keller Group: -33%
WPP: -34%
Bed Bath & Beyond: -37%
Mediclinic International: -42%
Rite Aid: -44%
GE: -45%
Deutsche Bank: -46%
AMP: -52%
Roots Canada: -54%
HTC: -55%
Snap Inc.: -56%
Tata Motors: -58%
Superdry: -59%
JCPenney: -60%
Merrimack Pharmaceuticals: -63%
Blue Apron: -66%
Debenhams: -74%
Nyrstar: -77%
Sears: -95%
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The biggest stock market losers of 2018

This year has been a difficult one so far for many companies around the world. As global stock markets plunge, we reveal 30 of the biggest losers as of 31 October, from ailing banks to struggling retailers.
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Daniel Coughlin

05 November 2018

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