The Dow Jones Industrial Average has dropped for seven straight days. Its 14% decline since Feb. 12 puts it in danger of falling into a “bear market,” marking a 20% decline from a recent high
The Dow industrials have dropped seven straight days entering trading Monday, posting their steepest weekly decline since the financial crisis.
Their 14% pullback since Feb. 12 places the longest-ever U.S. stock rally in jeopardy of falling into a “bear market,” marking a 20% decline from a recent high.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Main Street leans toward Sanders, but Wall Street says TrumpAfter the biggest weekly drop for U.S. stocks since the financial crisis, investors in the coming week are looking to see if the market will rebound or add to losses and what will the catalyst be for either move
Les mer »
Wall Street has worst week since 2008 as S&P 500 drops 11.5%Amid coronavirus fears, the Dow has now fallen to 25,409 — that's more than 4,100 points, or 13 percent, below the record high it hit on Feb. 12. Friday's drop wraps up Wall Street's worst week since the 2008 financial crisis.
Les mer »
Traders recap scary week on Wall Street and see more wild times aheadTraders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange swapped stories all week about the extreme trading conditions they witnessed.
Les mer »
Continued Coronavirus Spread Keeps Wall Street Worried As Slide Enters 7th DayThe market is pulling back more this morning as investors continue their re-evaluation of how they think earnings might be affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
Les mer »
Wall Street in coronavirus contingency mode with staff, visitors, regulatorsBig U.S. banks have been rolling out contingency plans to respond to the global ...
Les mer »
Navigate This Tax Season With The Wall Street Journal's Updated GStaying in to do your taxes this weekend? Checkout WSJ's 2020 Tax Guide to learn about recent changes to the law and what they mean for you
Les mer »