The hypochondria that enveloped the world over the past four years since 2020 turned the rubber glove industry into a riddle of sorts.
Not that long ago, the share prices of glove counters were going through the roof, particularly in the middle of 2020, only to fall flat when the pandemic ebbed, with the share prices of such companies being reduced to roughly a tenth of what they were at the height of the global pandemic.
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