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 ...

Bitcoin (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 ...

Japanese investors scooped up a record amount of foreign equities last week as they sought to capitalize on a slide in stocks and a stronger yen.

After 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.

The turmoil in financial markets spread worldwide, as Trump’s challenge to world trade intensified stock losses from Hong Kong to France. Japan’s Nikkei 225 logged its biggest drop since last ...

Global markets bounced back after a rout Monday that dragged the Dow down 1,000 points and sent the Japan’s Nikkei crashing.

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.