Stocks dive as investors fret over signs of U.S. economic ...
Stocks fell sharply after new economic data raised concerns the economy could be slowing faster than expected.
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Stocks fell sharply after new economic data raised concerns the economy could be slowing faster than expected.
www.cbsnews.comThe morning's trading revealed that the S&P 500 was down by 3.1%, the Dow Jones was dropped by 956 points, and the Nasdaq composite slid 4%.
www.fastcompany.comUS stock market opened mixed on Wednesday. The Dow slipped to 47,847.09, down 35.81 points or 0.07%. The S&P 500 eased to 6,847.37, lower by 2.35 points or 0.03%. The Nasdaq fell to 23,423.41, down…
economictimes.comU.S. Stock Market today: Nvidia shares and Broadcom stocks fell 2.8 per cent and 2.2 per cent, respectively. The information technology sector and the broader semiconductor index were set for their biggest weekly declines in seven months.
economictimes.comStocks fell sharply after new economic data raised concerns the economy could be slowing faster than expected.
www.cbsnews.comTreasury yields hit nearly one-year highs and crude oil rose, stalling the tech rally. The calendar is light, putting focus on rate-hike fears as Kevin Warsh takes over at the Fed.
www.schwab.comTechnology stocks were driving market benchmarks lower Thursday, but many sectors and stocks were spared from the downturn. Microsoft was the biggest reason U.S. stocks were down. The tech giant is one of four companies with a market cap above $3 trillion. That gives it big sway over the Nasdaq c
www.wsj.comThe Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq are falling in premarket trading as the stock market braces for President Donald Trump's pick for next chair of the Federal Reserve.
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