Chinese stock markets suffered another punishing day Tuesday on the heels of a steep drop Monday.
Hours after stocks closed in China, Beijing moved to support markets with an interest rate cut and bank reserve requirement.
by Diane Alter
Chinese stock markets suffered another punishing day Tuesday on the heels of a steep drop Monday.
Hours after stocks closed in China, Beijing moved to support markets with an interest rate cut and bank reserve requirement.
Here's what's next for the Chinese stock market and for global markets...
by Diane Alter
U.S. equities rebounded today (Tuesday) after global stocks saw a massive decline on "Black Monday."
And now, readers are asking us, "How much is the Dow Jones down in 2015?"
Here's the answer to that and 10 more burning questions about the Dow Jones Industrial Average...
by Alex McGuire
Australian oil and mining giant BHP Billiton Ltd. reported earnings yesterday (Monday) for the full year ending this past June.
The firm posted its weakest annual earnings since 2003 in the face of a painful commodity price rout.
Here's whether or not you should invest in BHP stock on the dip...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 586 points yesterday (Monday), marking the eighth-worst point drop in the Dow's 133-year history. On "Black Monday," the Dow Jones closed at 15,872.22, which was a 3.56% drop.
The biggest point drop in the history of the Dow Jones Industrial Average happened on Sept. 29, 2008, when the index plummeted 6.98%.
Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average today (Tuesday, Aug. 25) forecasted a 523-point increase as investors attempt to move past "Black Monday," in which the Dow Jones saw its largest intraday decline in its 133-year history.
This morning, China slashed interest rates again after falling another 7.6% on Tuesday. The Shanghai Index is now down more than 15% in two days, as concerns about the nation's growth rattles investors.
Here's everything investors need to know about the Dow Jones Industrial Average today...
The markets swung more than 1,000 points in each direction over the course of trading yesterday. The chaos started in Asia and spread to the United States as the day went on.
That the markets plunged that far in the first place is a sure sign that panic is definitely setting in. I'd be lying if I said I didn't feel the angst just like you do. You're not alone.
So today, let's talk about how you do that and, as usual, take a quick look at three specific investments you can put to work immediately if the U.S. markets fall further or if China's markets have not yet bottomed.
by Tara Clarke
The Dow Jones Industrial Average today (Monday, Aug. 24) plummeted a whopping 1,000 points at market open. Markets were able to recover somewhat, but still finished deep in negative territory. The Dow today closed down 588.47 points (-3.58%); the S&P 500 fell 77.68 points (-3.94%); and the Nasdaq lost 179.79 points (-3.82%).
Today's stock market rout followed last week's unenviable record as the worst for stocks in four years…
Money Morning Technical Trading Specialist D.R. Barton appeared on CNBC World Sunday night, where he predicted today's DJIA bloodbath.
China's stock market crash was the top news around the world today (Monday) as the Shanghai Composite plummeted 8.5%.
The stock market crash in China weighed heavily on global stocks.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell more than 1,000 points in early trading Monday before paring losses.
Here's how to protect your money from China's stock market crash now...
by David Zeiler
When China's stock market began to falter in June, China's smart money took the hint and started for the exits.
You can't blame them for wanting to take some profits off the table. In the 12 months prior to mid-June, the Shanghai Index rose 150%.
Here's why that's been bad news for China's stock market...
Why did the Dow Jones Industrial Average lose 586 points today?
Here's how the stock market did today, earnings reports, the top stock market news, and stocks to watch based on today's market moves…