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It’s ugly. But before you panic, let’s put this in perspective. “As it stands, the FTSE 100 is on course to post its biggest weekly decline of the year so far and there’s not a great deal on the agenda that would appear to have the ability to salvage the...

By increasing demand for them, the government hopes prices will rise. As the slide highlighted on Monday, those efforts have not been a success.

Australian Treasurer Joe Hockey said that though markets would remain volatile for a while, the global economy’s fundamentals remained fairly strong.

Some national parliaments, including Germany, still must approve the deal.

The Shenzhen Composite Index, which tracks stocks on China’s second exchange, dropped 3.00 per cent, or 66.56 points, to 2,155.49 on turnover of 480.9 billion yuan. But if China is starting a currency war, investor pain could get intense.

As the selling accelerated, some benchmark indexes were at or near 10 per cent below their recent peaks – a “correction” in Wall Street parlance.

Hong Kong fell 1.53 per cent, or 347.85 points, to finish the day at 22,409.62 – its lowest point since May 2014 – taking it into a bear market after a more than 20 per cent slump from its April peak. The Nikkei 225 index ended day down 0.9% at 20,033.52 points....

“There’s no shortage of things people can cite, from the movement in currencies, to the weakness in commodities and fears about China“, Lee said. “This is about growth“. Gold futures rose as the selloffs spurred a flight to safety, with the yellow...

Oil has dropped below $40 a barrel for the first time since the end of the global economic crisis.

As if China wasn’t worrying investors enough, the odds of a Fed rate hike in September seems to have lowered. “This is about growth“. The Nasdaq crumbled 6.8% while the S&P 500 sank 5.8%.

The stock market’s steep decline this week has pushed the Dow Jones industrial average into what is known as “correction” territory.

Companies that primarily drill for oil onshore in the U.S., such as Continental Resources, have suffered even steeper declines. “This is about growth“.

Manufacturing unit manufacturing on the earth’s second-largest financial system shrank at its quickest price this month in greater than six years, fueling considerations that China’s sudden slowing could have far-reaching results across the globe. The new bout of...

The change would make it more hard to levy high tariffs on Chinese goods. And yesterday, JR’s subscribers saw another victor – to the tune of 116.6% in tracked gains – in Duke Energy (DUK).

U.S. gold for December delivery rose 0.4 percent to $1,117.30 an ounce.