Major European stocks fell on Monday after an initial opening surge, paving the way for a turbulent day on Wall Street.
Stocks in France were down nearly 1 percent in morning trading, pacing major European markets. Earlier, stocks in London, Paris and Frankfurt
Investing is scary right now.
It’s been hard to ride the stock market roller coaster of the last couple of months and remain calm. The S&P 500 fell by a third in just over a month and then spent the spring lurching back toward where it had started.
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Major European markets were trading nearly 2 percent lower on Wednesday amid further signs that the coronavirus outbreak is proving difficult to stop. Futures markets suggested that Wall Street would open about 1 percent lower.
The drop followed a
Global markets rose on Tuesday, following President Trump’s reaffirmation of the trade war truce between the United States and China after a top adviser’s comments threw it in doubt.
European markets rose strongly in morning trading after a generally
Global markets drifted lower on Monday, amid persistent worries about the ability of global leaders to stop the coronavirus from spreading further
European stocks opened more than half a percentage point lower in morning trading, though they made up
Global stock markets rose modestly on Wednesday, after several days of turbulence fueled by a cascade of news about the coronavirus and its impact on the global economy.
European stocks opened less than 1 percent lower, after a mostly positive trading day
