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...
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...
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...
On Aug. 19, Money Morning Capital Wave Strategist Shah Gilani called China's stock market "a canary in the coal mine" and warned of a crash in the immediate future.
Last night, as markets in Asia plunged even further, FOX Business' Stuart Varney of "Varney & Co." gave Shah credit for predicting the dive. Then he asked: What's next for the stock market?
Here's what Shah is recommending investors do now...
Today's Stock Market Crash: The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted more than 1,000 points, or 6%, in early trading today (Monday) as the rout in global stocks deepened. Traders around the world have coined today "Black Monday."
China's stock market crash of 8.49% Monday fueled a sell-off in markets worldwide.
The rout was sparked after China's central bank failed to intervene to prop-up the country's slowing economy and stocks. Rattled investors all over the globe retreated from equites.
Here's everything investors need to know about today's stock market crash...
During China's stock market crash, the Shanghai Composite Index has fallen more than 26% since June 12.
And as the world's second-largest economy, China's stock market crash is now weighing on global markets.
China's stock market fell more than 6% on Tuesday, and investors around the world are worried about a full stock market crash in China.
The impact is being felt in the United States with the Dow Jones down more than 3% in the last month.
The Chinese central bank would never admit it, but China's stock market crash surely weighed on its decision today to devalue the yuan.
The news had an immediate impact, with the yuan falling nearly 2% against the U.S. dollar. It marked the biggest one-day plunge since 1994.
But the timing of the move suggests that China's stock market crash also has played a role.
Here's why China decided the devaluation of the yuan could not wait...
China's stock market crash continued today (Thursday) as the Shanghai Composite Index tumbled 2.2% Thursday to 3,705.77.
The CSI 300 Index slumped 2.93% to 3,815.41. The smaller Shenzhen Composite slid 3.21% to 2,128.16.
Here's everything you need to know about today's dip in the Chinese markets...
The Shanghai Stock Exchange is up more than 3.4% today after falling more than 11% over the previous four trading sessions. Even with today's gain, the Chinese index has fallen more than 26% since mid-June.
The Chinese market remains incredibly volatile, and many on Wall Street are predicting another stock market crash in the country.
Here's how to protect yourself in case there is another stock market crash in China...
Money Morning Capital Wave Strategist Shah Gilani joined "Making Money with Charles Payne" on FOX Business Monday, offering his views on China's ongoing stock market collapse.
Gilani outlined several lessons that both investors and policy makers can draw from this unfolding event, including his view that this is an economic phenomenon, not just a market event.
Chinese stocks plummeted again yesterday.
The Shanghai Composite tanked 8.48% to 3725.56, while the Shenzhen Composite fell 7% to 2160.09. And the ChiNext, China's smaller equivalent of the Nasdaq, fell 7.4% to 2683.45.
Today's China stock market crash was the sharpest one-day decline in eight years.
The 8.5% decline in the Shanghai Composite Index is equal to a whopping 1,500 drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Keep reading for more startling numbers from China's Stock Market Crash on Monday...
