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Sellers returned to the stock market today. Banks fell hard ahead of some initial earnings reports due Friday. Walmart remained strong.
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Apple produces around 90% of its iPhones in China, according to Wedbush Securities analysts.
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The optimists, who think U.S President Trump’s swift tariff U-turn on Wednesday signaled the peak of trade-war angst has passed, are for now in ascendance.
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24/7 Wall St. on MSNLive Updates: Stock Market Futures Open at 6 PM - Will the Nasdaq Composite Face a Black Monday?Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended New Blog is Active - Markets Crashing on Monday 04/07/2025 9:39 am by We have two live blogs this morning: Live Updates: Will the Nasdaq Composite See Another Black Monday?
Indian equity markets witnessed a brutal sell-off on Monday as rising volatility and deteriorating sentiment led to sharp losses across the board. Extending Friday’s losses, benchmark indices opened weak and plunged deeper through the day,
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A Trump administration official said the 10% baseline tariff rate was likely to stay in place for most nations as part of any negotiated trade deals.
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24/7 Wall St. on MSNLive Updates: Will the Nasdaq Composite See Another Black Monday?Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Stock Market Day to Remember 11:59 am As of 12 pm, the Nasdaq Composite is down .83% on the day, after starting the trading day down 5%, then swinging to up +4% as rumors circulate on possible tariff delays.
Monday's volatile trade came on the heels of a historic two-day sell-off, with the Nasdaq Composite entering a bear market on Friday and the US stock market ... down from its current tariff ...
At 11:52 am, Delhivery shares were trading 7 per cent lower at ₹250.80, as compared to the 1 per cent rise in the BSE Sensex. The average trading volumes on the counter jumped nearly two-fold. A combined 14.76 million equity shares, representing 1.98 per cent, of the total equity of Delhivery have changed hands on the NSE and BSE. READ MORE
Stock markets across the world are rallying in relief after U.S. President Donald Trump pressed pause on his sweeping 'reciprocal' tariffs