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Stocks Slide at the Open. China Trade News Is Giving Wall Street Whiplash.
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On a day marked by various factors and volatility, renewed tensions between the United States and China over the trade war marked the day on Wall Street. Investors sought to set aside concerns over the rising tone between the United States and China, but eventually yielded to fear. Both superpowers today are on an escalation of retaliation, mainly on the maritime issue. China imposed tariffs on ships linked to the United States and sanctioned fi…
The negotiations within the global stock markets show, for the most part, red numbers caused by a lower appetite for risky assets in the face of renewed trade conflicts between China and the United States.On Wall Street, the Nasdaq reflects a 1.08 percent drop, in the 22 thousand 452.67 integers, followed by a 0.48 percent drop for the S&P 500 that is placed at 6 thousand 623.78 points, while the Dow Jones is around 46 thousand 32.47 units, whil…
Shares in the market retreated this Tuesday after trade tensions between the US and China intensified again, although a steady upturn in subsequent operations helped reduce the losses of the main indices.Read more]]>
Stocks Slide at the Open. China Trade News Is Giving Wall Street Whiplash.
Strong earnings reports from big banks couldn’t lift the market early on Tuesday after the latest development in the U.S.-China trade spat gave Wall Street whiplash. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 510 points, or 1.1%. The S&P 500 was down 1.3%. The Nasdaq Composite was down 1.9%. Big banks
The New York Stock Exchange closed in dispersed order, affected by the resurgence of trade tensions between the United States and China, marked by new tariff measures on both sides. However, the expectation of monetary easing by the Fed supported the market at the end of the session, while Jerome Powell expressed concern about the weakness of the US labour market. On the corporate side, the large US banks have generally exceeded expectations, wh…
Wall Street opened this Tuesday downwards, with losses of 1.20% for the Dow Jones Industriales, its main benchmark, in the midst of rising trade tensions between China and the United States. }Minutes after the bell ringing on the New York Stock Exchange, the Dow Jones descended to [...] The Wall Street entry opens downwards in response to the new commercial pulse between China and the US was first published in Information Focus.
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