Weak stock markets around the world At least 42 countries have weak stock markets. These include Portugal with -37.9%, Slovakia with -37.3%, Thailand with -20.9%, Ukraine with -64.5%, Russia with -42.6%, Vietnam with -48.0%, Taiwan with -20.5%, Kenya with -33.3%, Oman with -40.2%, Lebanon with -8%, Lebanon with -20% -40.6% -31.5%, Cambodia with -30.2%, Serbia with -58.0%, Japan with -21.1%, Turkey with -25.6%, the Philippines with -36.5%, Bahrain with -37.5%, Saudi Arabia with -51.9%, Jamaica with -27.3%, Qatar with -20% with Luxembourg -3.0%. -26.5%, Palestine with -48.5%, South Korea with -46.1%, Jordan with -23.6%, Cyprus with -94.4%, Myanmar with -34.8%, Montenegro with -60.1%, Hong Kong with -26.9%, Argentina with -28.7% and Venezuela with -20.