The US stock market witnessed a sharp selloff overnight on March 10, with major indices—the Nasdaq and S&P 500—plunging 4 per cent and 2.70 per cent, respectively, as concerns over a major ...

US stock markets fall today, March 11: The fear of economic slowdown due to Trump’s trade war jolted Wall Street’s investors. (Image: Freepik) It’s a rout across Wall Street. The key indices ...

many sell-side strategists have to begun to moderate their rosy forecasts for 2025 as Trump’s tariffs fuel fears of slowing economic growth and sending US markets into a spiral.

U.S. government decisions are hurting the North American market disproportionately, consumer goods and adhesive maker Henkel ...

The sell-off in US stock markets fueled by fears of a recession could prompt investors to put their money elsewhere, changing up global financial flows. Foreign investors — who hold $17.6 ...

Stock markets are set to be influenced by global trends, macroeconomic data releases, and developments in US tariffs during a holiday-shortened week, analysts said. Investors will also keep a ...

American distillers have been rushing to prepare for the possibility of steep tariffs in the European Union as the looming ...

Across financial markets, America is no longer first ... and tariffs would supercharge economic growth, in turn boosting US stocks and the dollar at the expense of international peers.

US markets seesawed Tuesday amid another tariff roller coaster ride. All three major indexes dropped after President Donald Trump doubled down early Tuesday on his threat to levy a new round of ...

NEW YORK – Across financial markets, America is no longer first. Just weeks ago, investors were hailing US President Donald Trump’s return to the White House as a reason to bet that his blend ...

However, this did little to calm declining markets as both the Nasdaq and the S&P – the two most important indexes in the US indicating general market health and investor moods – registered ...

Add it all up, and the aura of US economic and market exceptionalism, which dominated for more than a decade, is looking shaky. The once-unstoppable S&P 500 Index, less than a month removed from a ...