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Investors buoyed by corporate earnings and economic outlook.
By Oliver RenickFebruary 9 -
Central bankers began mulling a hike sooner, than later, causing the S&P 500 to fall 2.4%, its biggest weekly drop since February.
By Oliver RenickSeptember 9 -
Traders have piled into global equities, heartened by deal activity and better-than-expected corporate earnings.
August 15 -
U.S. stocks extended their three-month lows, with the Dow down more than 180 points, amid a China-led rout that continued to engulf equities around the globe.
By Camila RussoJanuary 7 -
Weve had a number of negatives out there in the U.S., and China is a reminder that there arent many things to be bullish about going into this year, said Michael ORourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading Institutional Services.
January 4 -
U.S. stocks slump to their lowest levels since mid-October, amid fears that a Chinese economic slowdown will dampen global growth.
By Camila RussoJanuary 4 -
U.S. stocks led a renewed rout in equities worldwide as concern that Chinas slowing economy will hamper global growth roiled financial markets.
September 1 -
U.S. stocks rallied the most since 2011, halting a six-day rout, as investors found some relief after the worst global equity rout in almost four years.
August 26 -
Turbulence in financial markets gathered momentum amid intensifying concern over slowing global growth, pushing the Dow Jones Industrial Average into a correction and giving other stock gauges their worst losses since 2011.
August 21