Tag

Dudley suggested, however, that the Fed’s decision will depend more on global economic troubles then market volatility.

Germany has so far maintained a cautious stance.

Trump mocked the public amicable exchanges between Bush and Rubio, more recently at the first GOP debate a few weeks ago in Cleveland. The “anchor baby” term – a reference to U.S.-born children of undocumented immigrants – is considered offensive by many.

Jeb Bush slips and some GOP hopefuls seem to disappear.

This time, battles over Planned Parenthood and education could lead to another standoff between the Republicans and the White House, and Heckscher doesn’t see the Fed making a move under threat of a shutdown.

Nelson said, “My sense is, Vice President Biden will take a look at it, but he won’t get in the race unless Hillary gets in trouble”. “With such a large percentage of undecided voters and historical precedent tilting in his favor, there is no better moment...

The Shanghai Composite Index, whose steep drop in recent days triggered worldwide selling, gained 5.3 per cent to close at 3,083.59 points, bouncing back from losses that wiped some 20 per cent off its value over the past week.

China’s central bank cut interest rates and lowered the amount of reserves banks must hold for the second time in two months on Tuesday, ratcheting up support for a stuttering economy and a plunging stock market that has sent shockwaves around the globe. The Nasdaq...

This time, there was no retreat.

Trump’s critics said this is simplistic and in some ways incorrect. Angry about illegal immigration. Graham challenged Trump, saying, “I’ll beat his brains out” in South Carolina. One panelist asked the others in the room “how many” of them had...

Keith Berlin, director of global fixed income and credit at Fund Evaluation Group in Cincinnati, Ohio, said “markets have awakened to the realization that China’s growth story is not what it once was”.

The Dow was up 332 points, or 2 percent, to 16,203 as of 11 a.m., while the Standard & Poor’s 500 index gained 42 points, or 2.2 percent, to 1,936.

Stocks once again showed a strong move to the upside at the start of trading on Wednesday, mirroring the performance seen in the previous session.

U.S. stocks rebounded in afternoon trading Wednesday after slumping for six straight days on concern that growth in China was slowing more quickly than previously thought.

The Standard & Poor’s 500 index lost 13 points, or 0.6 percent, to 2,083 and the Nasdaq composite fell 29 points, or 0.6 percent, to 5,030.