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Global stock rout intensifies, powering bond rally Nasdaq 100 futures tumbled more than 6% and S&P 500 contracts were down more than 3% ...
NEW YORK/TOKYO/LONDON (Reuters) -Bank stocks tanked across the globe on Friday as fears of a recession swept through markets after U.S. President Donald Trump announced the highest tariff walls in ...
Stocks Set to Open Sharply Lower as Global Market Rout Intensifies August 05, 2024 — 07:37 am EDT Written by Oleksandr Pylypenko for Barchart -> ...
Global stocks are slumping Monday, extending their rout, as President Donald Trump's sweeping reciprocal tariffs and China's retaliatory duties sparked a flight into haven assets and raised fears ...
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Bitcoin holds steady amid global stock market rout - MSNBitcoin (BTC-USD) has managed to hold steady, staying above the $80,000 mark, even after President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" triggered a global rout. Trump on Wednesday unveiled the steepest ...
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What next for investors after global stock market rout? - MSNAfter a large fall on Friday, global stock indices continued their rout on Monday. Japan's Nikkei 225 index plummeted at one point by 13.4% — its largest single-day drop since Black Monday in 1987.
Global markets bounced back after a rout Monday that dragged the Dow down 1,000 points and sent the Japan’s Nikkei crashing.
Markets wrap up a turbulent week as Asian shares fall to the lowest level in two months, extending a global selloff in stocks after President Donald Trump’s latest tariff measures drove ...
Japanese stocks crash in biggest one-day drop ever as global market rout intensifies By CNN Newsource Published August 4, 2024 7:33 PM ...
NEW YORK/TOKYO/LONDON (Reuters) -Bank stocks tanked across the globe on Friday as fears of a recession swept through markets after U.S. President Donald Trump announced the highest tariff walls in ...
Japan’s Nikkei 225 Stock Index closed sharply lower today, posting its biggest one-day percentage drop since October 1987, pushed down by disappointing U.S. jobs data and a further rise in the yen.
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