In financial panics in the United States in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries
A)interest rates rose and stock prices fell in financial markets.
B)interest rates fell and stock price rose in financial markets.
C)interest rates and stock prices both fell in financial markets.
D)interest rates and stock prices both rose in financial markets.

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In financial panics in the United States in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, interest rates tended to rise as investors became more risk-averse and sought safer investments. This led to a decrease in demand for stocks, causing stock prices to fall in financial markets.

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