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	Financial Markets As-it-happens update ⋅ March 23, 2018
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	Asian Stocks Tumble as Sell-Off Over Trade Fears Continues New York Times HONG KONG — A brewing trade war between China and the United States sent markets reeling across Asia on Friday, following a sell-off on Wall Street overnight. Investors drove stocks into red territory from Shanghai and Hong Kong to Tokyo and Seoul as they digested news that the Trump ... Flag as irrelevant
	Financial markets tremble as global trade war fears intensify FXStreet A tidal wave of risk aversion engulfed financial markets on Friday, after President Donald Trump announced that the U.S will impose tariffs on up to $60 billion ofChinese imports. This bold and frightening move by Trump has already triggered retaliatory actions from China, who fought back by disclosing ... Flag as irrelevant
	World markets roiled by rising fears of US-China trade war Columbus Ledger-Enquirer Fears of a trade war roiled financial markets and sent the dollar wobbling Friday after Beijing retaliated against the Trump administration's tariff hikes by threatening import duties on U.S. goods. Stocks plunged on Wall Street after U.S. President Donald Trump imposed sanctions Thursday on goods and ... China urges US away from 'brink' as Trump picks trade weapons - Reuters President Trump signs order punishing China on trade - WPSD Local 6 After Trump Tariffs Hit, China 'Not Afraid' To Fight Trade War - Investor's Business Daily Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks slide, bonds and yen advance as trade war fears drive rush to safety Reuters TOKYO, March 23 (Reuters) - Stock markets slid and perceived havens such as government bonds and the yen gained on Friday as investors rushed to safety after U.S. President Donald Trump announced long-promised tariffs on Chinese goods, stoking fears of a global trade war. Trump signed a ... GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks tumble, bonds and yen gain as trade war fears drive rush to safety - Reuters Africa Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Europe Blowback Shows There's No Neutrals in Global Trade Fracas Bloomberg In the Netherlands, whose offerings market is just heating up, Alfen Beheer NV's IPO priced at 10 euros a share, below the 11.25 euros to 15 euros sought by the maker of charging stations for electrical vehicles. Two Finnish companies, appliance maker Harvia Oyj and alcoholic-beverage producer Altia ... Flag as irrelevant
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