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Wall St. falls as trade anxieties spur

Wall St. falls as trade anxieties spur

On Friday, the 17th of May 2019, all three major indexes of Wall St. had wrapped up the day in a negative territory, as persisting trade worries had been pushing industrial and tech shares towards a wobbling trickle

European indices lift higher as deal optimism offsets trade worries

European indices lift higher as deal optimism offsets trade worries

On Thursday, the 16th of May 2019, the European shares had closed the day in a positive territory after opening the market much-lower over intensifying concerns on Trump’s auto tariff on EU-made cars

Auto-stocks lift European shares higher on tariff delay hope

Auto-stocks lift European shares higher on tariff delay hope

On Wednesday, the 15th of May 2019, despite a market opening at downbeat note, a majority of European indices rounded off the day higher at later part of European trading hours

Wall St. wraps up higher, as trade tensions ease

Wall St. wraps up higher, as trade tensions ease

On Wednesday, the 15th of May 2019, all three key indexes of Wall St. ended up the day in an affirmative territory after US President Donald Trump had agreed to step off of a stiffer tariff on EU-made autos

Stocks rebound, as Trump’s trade pomposity calms down

Stocks rebound, as Trump’s trade pomposity calms down

On Tuesday, all three key indexes of Wall St. had winded up the day in an affirmative territory with gains of just a notch shy of 1 percent and regained some of its footings lost during yesterday’s (May 13th) steep sell-off over trade tensions

Global stocks shudder, Yuan weakens as Sino-US trade tension hardens

Global stocks shudder, Yuan weakens as Sino-US trade tension hardens

On Monday, the 13th of May 2019, a gauge of global equity indexes had wrapped up the day lower and Chinese Yuan had been plunged to its lowest levels since last December, while there had been a bloodbath over the Wall St.

Stock futures slump in Asia as trade-strain simmers

Stock futures slump in Asia as trade-strain simmers

On Monday, the 13th of May 2019, the US Stock Futures alongside Asian shares had been witnessing a heavy battering amid intensifying uncertainty over the fate of Sino-US trade deal.

Gulf indices totter under pressure from military tensions

Gulf indices totter under pressure from military tensions

All major Gulf stock exchanges rounded off the day deep in the red, after Pentagon had agreed to deploy Patriot missiles and a warship in the middle east to ensure merchant ships’ safety through the Iran-controlled strait of Hormuz

Trade sensitive stocks on the ropes, as Sino-US deal optimism fades

Trade sensitive stocks on the ropes, as Sino-US deal optimism fades

A tariff hike on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods including critical tech equipment such as modems and circuit boards had already begun to take a death toll on the stocks, heavily depended upon Chinese export

Wall St. cracks losing streak after Trump’s consolation trade comments

Wall St. cracks losing streak after Trump’s consolation trade comments

On Friday, the 10th of May 2019, all three key indexes had rounded off the day in an affirmative territory after heavily plummeted for four straight days in a row over concerns of China tariff hike.

European shares rise on defensives’ aid despite glim market backdrop

European shares rise on defensives’ aid despite glim market backdrop

On Friday, the 10th of May 2019, most of the European indices had posted gains, while investors had sought safety on defensive stocks amid persisting concerns over Sino-US trade war.

Wall St. sours ahead of Sino-US trade talk, braces for a breakdown

Wall St. sours ahead of Sino-US trade talk, braces for a breakdown

Wall St. had opened significantly lower ahead of make-or-break trade negotiations between United States and China, although the indexes recovered slightly during the midday US trading hours

Global stocks rebound ahead of Sino-US trade talk, bonds fall

Global stocks rebound ahead of Sino-US trade talk, bonds fall

On Wednesday, a stack of global equity indexes rose, while safe-haven bond prices witnessed a whiplash, after White House had said that it had received a signal from Beijing that they wanted to seal a trade deal with United States despite deep differences

Wall St. heavily plummets, as trade tension mounts

Wall St. heavily plummets, as trade tension mounts

Wall St. slid heavily with all of its three key indexes losing more than 1.5 percent, as an exacerbation of Sino-US trade tension had renewed global growth fears and kept large buyers at bay.

European shares totter as EU commission curbed bloc’s growth forecast

European shares totter as EU commission curbed bloc’s growth forecast

European shares were heavily battered, after risk appetite had taken a havoc-scale hit on EU Commission’s trimming of eurozone growth forecast, amid an pre-existing pessimism among the investors over Sino-US trade talk

Wall St. whipsaws after Trump threatens China with further tariff

Wall St. whipsaws after Trump threatens China with further tariff

All three major indices of Wall Street had wrapped up the day lower after witnessing a volatile trading session following Trump’s latest Tweet, saying that he would no longer tolerate an escalating trade deficit with China

Germany’s trade-sensitive DAX falls on Trump’s threat of China tariffs

Germany’s trade-sensitive DAX falls on Trump’s threat of China tariffs

On Monday, the 6th of May 2019, a majority of European stock exchanges wrapped up the day in a negative territory

Gulf indices fall on thin trading ahead of Ramadan

Gulf indices fall on thin trading ahead of Ramadan

A majority of Middle East bourses took a tumble, mostly hurt by a broad-based profit taking attempt leading to a sharp sell-off and substandard quarterly earnings of some companies

Wall St. robustly climbs, as strong job data shores up US economic outlook

Wall St. robustly climbs, as strong job data shores up US economic outlook

All three key indexes of Wall Street had experienced a broad-based rally followed by the reveal of a much stronger-than-anticipated job report, while muted wage growth kept investors riant over the outlook of US economy

European indices recover on strong earnings, upbeat US jobs data

European indices recover on strong earnings, upbeat US jobs data

Most of the European stock exchanges had rounded off the day in a positive territory, overhauling damages from their worst day in one and a half months followed by the release of strong US job data

Global stocks dip, dollar climbs, as Fed obliviates rate-cut optimism

Global stocks dip, dollar climbs, as Fed obliviates rate-cut optimism

Global equity market had shredded off its earlier gains, posting a plunge for second consecutive day, while the dollar became much robust and bond yields rose higher after Fed Chair had evaded possibilities of a rate hike in a near-term outlook

European shares tottered to six-week-low after Fed outlook, SAP weighs

European shares tottered to six-week-low after Fed outlook, SAP weighs

European shares witnessed their worst session in more than one and a half months, after US Federal Reserve had dampened the market outlook, saying that the US Central Bank would be holding on to its patient stance

Wall St. gives up gains after Fed Chair wipes out rate-cut hopes

Wall St. gives up gains after Fed Chair wipes out rate-cut hopes

On Wednesday, the 1st of May 2019, all three key indexes of Wall St. winded down the day deep in the red, after Fed Chair Jerome Powell had evaporated rate-cut hopes

Nasdaq slumps on Alphabet blow, S&P snatches another record closing high

Nasdaq slumps on Alphabet blow, S&P snatches another record closing high

Wall St. closed the day mostly lower, after witnessing a heavy tottering of Google-parent Alphabet followed by a revenue miss and a plunge of Apple Inc. shares, however, S&P 500 extended gains and posted another record closing high

European indices' close flat-line, eke out gains for fourth straight month

European indices' close flat-line, eke out gains for fourth straight month

Most of the regional European bourses were little changed, while Germany and France had posted decent gains and the currency-dependent London’s FTSE 100 was whiplashed by a stronger gain of British currency against American dollar

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