Stocks and oil tumble as recession fears
World stock markets and oil prices hit the skids on Wednesday as the persistent
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World stock markets and oil prices hit the skids on Wednesday as the persistent
Stock markets chalked up modest gains on Monday after last week's hefty losses as
Asia's emerging economies are better placed than most other regions to weather a bout
Investors' faith in a soft landing for the U.S. economy is being heavily tested,
Japan's government and the central bank are "concerned" about recent sharp yen declines and
Australia's central bank on Tuesday raised interest rates by the most in 22 years
Futures tracking the Dow and S&P 500 rose on Thursday, ahead of data that
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell gave investors a glimmer of hope that the central
World stocks rose on Tuesday and U.S. 10-year Treasury yields held above 3% as
The dollar rose back towards a 20-year high on Monday as the euro struggled