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| US stocks slip as trade war rhetoric escalates U..S. stock markets ended their worst week in more than two years Friday after China threatened to respond in kind to President Donald Trump's imposition of $60 billion in tariffs on Chinese imports. The Dow Jones industrial average plummeted in the last hours of a bouncy day Friday and closed down ...
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| Stocks have worst week in 2 years NEW YORK — U.S. stock markets ended their worst week in more than two years on Friday after China threatened to respond in kind to President Donald Trump's imposition of $60 billion in tariffs on Chinese imports. The Dow Jones industrial average plummeted in the last hours of a bouncy day Friday ...
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| Nasdaq Welcomes Dropbox, Inc. (Nasdaq: DBX) to The Nasdaq Stock Market NEW YORK, March 23, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dropbox, Inc. (Nasdaq:DBX), a leading global collaboration platform, visited the Nasdaq MarketSite in Times Square today in celebration of its initial public offering (IPO) on The Nasdaq Stock Market. Founded in 2007, Dropbox serves more than 500 ...
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| Subsidiary of Canadian Stock Exchange Operator To Open Crypto Brokerage Service Canadian stock exchange operator TMX Group announced that its subsidiary, Shorcan DCN, has entered into an agreement with Paycase Financial to launch a cryptocurrency brokerage service, a press release stated March 22. TMX Group is best known as the operator of the Toronto Stock Exchange ...
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| US stocks take more losses as investors fear trade war Stocks are mixed in midday trading on Wall Street Friday as the market erases much of an early loss. Indexes had plunged the day before as worries about an escalating trade conflict between the U.S. and China rattled investors. The Chinese government said it might place tariffs on a $3 billion list of ...
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| Week in Review: Trump's Tariffs, China's Response and a Stalled Crypto Rally President Trump shook the financial markets on Thursday by imposing $60 billion in tariffs on Chinese imports. It didn't take long for Beijing to respond. On Friday, Chinese authorities levied reciprocal tariffs on U.S. goods worth $3 billion. The tax applies to imports as diverse as pork, steel pipes and ...
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| After Another Week of Chaos, Trump Repairs to Palm Beach. No One Knows What Comes Next. The decisions attested to a president riled up by cable news and unbound. Mr. Trump appeared heedless of his staff, unconcerned about Washington decorum, or the latest stock market dive, and confident of his instincts. He seemed determined to set the agenda himself, even if that agenda looked like a ...
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| Global Bond ETF Investors Eye China Exposure "China's new position in international bond portfolios will pave the way for robust market activity and support continued financial reforms." The indexing changes may also translate over to global bond ETFs that track related international Aggregate Indices. For instance, the iShares Core International ...
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| China tariffs hit pork exports hardest, include nuts, tree fruit China's actions also caused a slump in the financial markets. The U.S. tariff was recommended in a Jan. 11 U.S. Department of Commerce study that found quantities and circumstances of steel imports are "weakening" the U.S. economy and "threatens to impair national security." The $3 billion figure is ...
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| Where to Find Stocks That Rise When the Market Falls Individual investors are growing increasingly nervous about the potential for a stock market crash. Increased volatility on Wall Street has roiled the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) and other major market benchmarks, and even though long-term growth prospects still look solid, many investors would ...
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| The most important lesson retirees can learn from March's market anniversaries The second of this month's anniversaries is of a happier occasion: The bottom of the 2007-2009 bear market, which took place on March 9, 2009. It might not have seemed happy at the time, since at that low, the financial sector—as measured by the Financial Select Sector SPDR XLF, -3.04% —was ...
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| It's Now Time to Buy Gold and Head for the Hills Ken Morrison, editor of the newsletter Morrison on the Markets, pointed out that new-money inflows dominated gold this week, as reflected by a 10% rise in the ... Ralph Preston, principal with Heritage West Financial, also sees gold prices moving lower, saying that he looks for the U.S. dollar to begin to ...
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