(Reuters) - Wall Street main indexes slid more than 2% on Wednesday, as a closely watched U.S. bond market indicator pointed to a renewed risk of recession ...
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Wall Street main indexes slid more than 2% on Wednesday, as a closely watched U.S. bond market indicator pointed to a renewed risk of recession following poor economic data from Germany and China.Wall Street main indexes slid more than 2% on Wednesday, as a closely watched U....
The markets have been in a spin cycle since President Donald Trump announced on Aug. 1 that he would impose 10% tariffs on about $300 billion in Chinese imports.The markets have been in a spin cycle since President Donald Trump announced on Aug. 1 that he would impose 10% tariffs on about $300 billion in Chinese imports.
Today bond markets sent their biggest recession warnings since the financial crisisToday bond markets sent their biggest recession warnings since the financial crisis
Private equity is rising in prominence and presents potential issues for stock markets and retail investors.Private equity is rising in prominence and presents potential issues for stock markets and retail investors.
“U.S. shares dropped as the bond market signalled rising concern about the American economy and data showed that Germany is veering toward a recession.
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“Stocks opening sharply lower on Wall St following big losses in Europe after German’s economy shrank in the second quarter and as the US bond market flashed a warning about a possible recession. Dow ⬇️ 400 points 〽️ https://t.co/1s9QBCci2y”
Traders are worried about Germany's shrinking economy, China slowing down, and political upheaval across Italy, Hong Kong, and Argentina.Traders are worried about Germany's shrinking economy, China slowing down, and political upheaval across Italy, Hong Kong, and Argentina.
Here is what you need to know on Wednesday, August 14th: - The mood remains positive amid signs of detente between China and the US. Beijing is reportHere is what you need to know on Wednesday, August 14th: - The mood remains positive amid signs of detente between China and the US. Beijing is report
Macy's will begin a run of earnings reports from major retailers.Macy's will begin a run of earnings reports from major retailers.
Markets have delivered an ominous sign that recession may be on the way while Germany’s economy shrank and Chinese industrial output slumped to a seventeen-year low amid deepening fears about the worldwide fallout from Donald Trump’s trade war. Yield curves inverted on UK and US government debt on Wednesday, signalling deepening pessimism about both countries’ economic futures.Markets have delivered an ominous sign that recession may be on the way while Germany’s economy shrank and Chinese industrial output slumped to a seventeen-year low amid deepening fears about the
There are scenarios where a US-China trade deal happens sooner than the market believes, which could lead to a "violent" reaction in a very one-sided market.There are scenarios where a US-China trade deal happens sooner than the market believes, which could lead to a "violent" reaction in a very one-sided market.
Wall Street was set to open lower on Wednesday, as poor economic data from China and Germany put the focus back on the impact of a bruising Sino-U.S.Wall Street was set to open lower on Wednesday, as poor economic data from China and Germany put the focus back on the impact of a bruising Sino-U.S.
Yields on the two-year Treasury notes rose above the 10-year yield for the first time since 2007, a metric widely viewed as a classic recession signal.Banks took heavy losses Wednesday; Citigroup sank 4.9% and Bank of America gave up 4.2%Yields on the two-year Treasury notes rose above the 10-year yield for the first time since 2007, a metric widely viewed as a classic recession signal.Banks took heavy losses Wednesday; Citigroup sank 4.9% and Bank of America gave up 4.2%
London stocks had turned lower by midday on Wednesday as the latest inflation data boosted the pound, while an inversion in yield curves for two- and 10-year US treasury bonds prompted fears of a recession.London stocks had turned lower by midday on Wednesday as the latest inflation data boosted the pound, while an inversion in yield curves for two- and 10-year US treasury bonds prompted fears of a recession.
The German economy shrank in the second quarter and may be headed toward recession. Growth of Chinese factories was the slowest in 17 years.The German economy shrank in the second quarter and may be headed toward recession. Growth of Chinese factories was the slowest in 17 years.