Indonesian stocks slumped on Tuesday, triggering a trading halt for the third time in a week. The Jakarta Composite Index ended the day down 5% to its lowest level since January 2016. A total of 5.4 …
Stocks in Asia Pacific were mixed on Tuesday as they seesawed after shares on Wall Street plunged to their biggest day drop in more than three decades overnight, and the Philippines shut its markets …
Overnight on Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 2,997.10 points to close at 20,188.52 — its worst decline since its “Black Monday” crash three decades ago when it fell more than 22% …
Stocks sink at open, triggering 15 minute halt in trading, as investors worry virus impact could lead to recession.
Stocks dropped 8% in the first minutes of trading Monday on Wall Street and triggered another temporary halt to trading as huge swaths of the economy come closer to shutting down, from airlines to …
All had been substantially lower in earlier trading. Brazil’s real weakened more than 2% to 4.9880 per dollar before recouping some of these losses to trade at 4.92 per dollar, still down more than 1% …
Thailand’s SET has lost nearly 40% and the Philippines’ benchmark is down more than 30%. Overriding concerns about the actual impact on business and trade is pessimism over how the crisis is being …
A terrible week for Asian stocks started to look a bit better as Friday evolved.As Asia woke up to the worst Wall Street sell-off since 1987, benchmark indexes sank across the region, triggering …
MSCI’s gauge of stocks across the globe dropped 9.51%, while Dow futures were down about 1% in Asia trading after suffering its worst crash on Thursday since Black Monday in 1987. Investors even fled …