The Dow Jones today is tethered by concerns over new China-U.S. trade talks.
The nations are set to kick off negotiations on later this week.
However, investors are starting to doubt the scope of a deal, and analysts don't anticipate a deal to come to fruition until well into 2020.
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Boeing's commercial 737 Max just crashed twice in a span of three months.
WOW Air went bankrupt last week, stranding several thousand passengers.
Hundreds of planes were grounded on Monday due to a computer malfunction.
And oil prices are going up.
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The Dow Jones today will get a significant bump after reports of China's manufacturing sector expanding in March at its fastest rate in eight months.
Good news for investors eyeing U.S.-China trade talks...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average could see its winning streak end as optimism over a trade deal with China fades.
The Dow Jones futures project a 63-point slide in premarket hours as the U.S. and China reach a standstill over technology transfers and cybersecurity threats.
The Dow Jones today was down slightly in premarket trading after the European Central Bank announced it will keep interest rates unchanged for the foreseeable future.
The ECB cited weak economic activity around the Eurozone as justification for its decision.
Here are the numbers from Wednesday for the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq:
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The Dow Jones today traded 50 points higher in pre-market trading after the Chinese government announced that it welcomes direct talks with the United States if it will help avert a global trade war.
The Dow Jones today fell over 100 points in pre-market trading after Apple Inc.'s (Nasdaq: AAPL) largest chip provider significantly slashed its Q2 guidance.
The Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company missed revenue expectations by 10%, indicating that Apple may be experiencing a slow in revenue growth.
Apple shares were down roughly 2% this morning.
Following the shocking news yesterday about Southwest Airlines Flight 1380, there was naturally some concern about Boeing's stock.
