Global stocks are slumping Monday, extending their rout, as President Donald Trump's sweeping reciprocal tariffs and China's retaliatory duties sparked a flight into haven assets and raised fears of a ...

Barely one month has passed since President Trump blindsided global investors with his aggressive tariff plans. Yet U.S.

Global semiconductor stocks are having a mixed Monday morning, extending some losses from last week as investors digest the extent of President Trump’s tariffs on chip-making hubs like Taiwan ...

Bank shares tanked across the globe on Friday as fears of a recession swept through markets in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump announcing the highest tariff walls in a century. The S&P 500 ...

A stock market rout swept across the globe wiping more than ... Most stocks finished a turbulent day in the red, in line with the global pattern. FBD Holdings were down almost 7.2 per cent for ...

Stock indexes today are sharply lower for the ... raising concerns that US trade policies will push the US economy and perhaps the global economy into recession. The plunge in global equity ...

Stocks continued to tumble in the U.S. Friday as financial markets suffered their biggest two-day drop since 2020.

Beleaguered stock bulls are getting ... kept buying at an elevated clip as the rout accelerated this month in the wake of President Donald Trump’s global tariff rollout.

The tariff shock and recession fears that have sent world stocks into a tailspin over the last week are rolling into corporate funding markets, raising the cost of borrowing and disrupting financing ...

The Federal Reserve wanted to sit back and monitor how an economy where inflation already was elevated would respond to sweeping tariffs implemented by the Trump administration. But financial-market g ...

Global semiconductor stocks are having a mixed Monday morning, extending some losses from last week as investors digest the extent of President Trump's tariffs on chip-making hubs like Taiwan and ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - A global selloff in bank shares turned ominous with a collapse in Japanese bank stocks on Friday to their worst weekly loss in at least 40 years while U.S. and European lenders ...