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| Dow Jones Down, Beats Nasdaq As Aerospace Stocks Rally; How To Trade Apple Now Meanwhile, Apple (AAPL), which targets China as a key market for its iPhone, iMac and other consumer electronics gadgets, suffered its sixth straight down day, losing 3.91, or 2%, to 164.94 in mildly below-average volume. The largest company by market value on the U.S. exchanges, Apple is now ...
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| Week in Review: The Stock Market Just Got Punished Week in Review: The Stock Market Just Got Punished ... Markets had trouble digesting a news-filled week from Washington to Silicon Valley. ... last week in both March and in the first quarter of the year, investors absorbed scandal at a Silicon Valley darling, mixed markets and the threat of a trade war.
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| Amid China-US trade war fears, Indian stock markets tumble Sector-wise, Realty fell by 3.32 per cent, PSU Bank 2.17 per cent, metal 2.90 per cent, Bank 1.95 per cent, Private Pharma 1.73 per cent, Finance Service 1.66 per cent, Energy 1.00 per cent, Auto 0.93 per cent, Infra 0.83 per cent and FMCG 0.48 per cent. On the other hand, IT and Media rose by 0.41 per ...
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| US core capital goods orders bolster business spending outlook The Trump administration slashed that rate to 21 percent from 35 percent effective in January. U.S. financial markets were little moved by the data as investors worried that President Donald Trump's announcement on Thursday of tariffs on up to $60 billion of Chinese goods could start a global trade war.
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| Mulvaney ends consumer protection probe of payday loan collector: report Mulvaney's decision to drop the NCA case and potentially end three others is the latest way that the former conservative congressman is pulling back on the CFPB's policing of financial markets. Mulvaney, who is also the director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, has pledged to end ...
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| US Markets Open Higher After Sell-offs In Asia, Europe Amid Tariff Concerns U.S. stock indexes rose in early trading Friday after markets in Asia and Europe fell in the wake of amid increased fears of a trade war as the White House prepared to impose stiff tariffs on Chinese imports. After plummeting 724 points on Thursday, the Dow Jones industrial average was up about 60 ...
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