The Asian Financial Crisis of 1997–1998 was a severe economic meltdown triggered by currency devaluations and massive capital outflows across Southeast Asia. It exposed vulnerabilities in financial systems, leading to IMF bailouts and structural reforms. While devastating for affected nations, global investors and hedge funds benefited from short-selling opportunities and distressed asset acquisitions during the recovery.
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