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Global market turmoil

  • FTSE 100 has biggest one-day rise in four years

    August 25, 2015

    The FTSE 100 closed three per cent higher today at 6,081, as China's decision to cut a key interest rate restored confidence in UK investors.    Read more: FTSE 100, Dax and Cac rise as hangover sets in after China stock market crash   The People's Bank Of China announced this morning that it was going [...]

  • Here’s how yesterday’s Great Fall of China compares with history’s worst stock market crashes

    August 25, 2015

    Traders around the world are nursing a hangover after massive falls in China precipitated a $1.6 trillion global wipeout on stock markets around the world. While the losses were worst in China, where markets fell as much as 8.7 per cent, markets across Europe, America and Africa were all hit hard. But how does yesterday [...]

  • Tech stocks rebound on Nasdaq – Netflix, Facebook, Amazon and Apple share prices are on the up after Black Monday

    August 25, 2015

    Tech stocks have rebounded after a dismal Black Monday. Netflix has had one of the biggest rallies in early morning trading, up around seven per cent, while Apple was up around 4.5 per cent. The tech-heavy Nasdaq, on which Apple is the heaviest weighted stock, was up more than three per cent after global markets [...]

  • China crash: This is China’s Lehman Brothers moment and global liquidity is to blame

    August 25, 2015

    August is the cruellest investment month, once more, and disappearing money flows are again the culprit behind crashing stock markets. The gyrations in global liquidity explain market movements around six-12 months ahead and predict economies over the following year. The problem right now is that despite the well-flagged easing by the ECB and Bank of [...]

  • Black Monday 2015: China’s central bank cuts benchmark interest rates, European markets rally

    August 25, 2015

    China's central bank has cut one of its key interest rates following a tumultuous day for global markets. The People's Bank of China (PBoC) has cut the one-year benchmark lending rate by 25 basis points to 4.6 per cent – the fifth cut to interest rates in less than 12 months – as the country [...]

  • US markets S&P 500 and Dow Jones rebound after China crash

    August 25, 2015

    US traders seemed to regain their optimism during the first few minutes of today's session, following a day during which markets across the pond yo-yoed wildly. The S&P 500, which ended yesterday more than three per cent down, rose more than two per cent to 1,931 .5 points in the first minutes of trading, while [...]

  • Chinese crash: Volatility “fear” indices Vix and VStoxx are peaking well above historical averages

    August 25, 2015

    European markets may be more buoyant today, but if the fear indices are anything to go by, there is still plenty of unrest among investors.    The US' Vix index – which measures the market's expectation of 30-day volatility on the S&P 500, as implied by the prices of near-term options – has leaped on [...]

  • Black Monday 2015: Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz tells baristas to be sensitive to customers worried about the stock market

    August 25, 2015

    Could a cup of joe cure your stock market woes? Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz seems to think so. In a message to the coffee chain’s 190,000 employees yesterday, Schultz asked baristas to be sensitive to customers who might be worried about their portfolios. “Today’s financial market volatility, combined with great political uncertainty both at home and abroad, [...]

  • FTSE 100, Dax and Cac rise as hangover sets in after China stock market crash

    August 25, 2015

    After making its worst losses since 2003 yesterday, the FTSE rose almost three per cent per cent in mid-morning trading, nudging back above 6,000. Meanwhile, the Dax rose 3.2 per cent and the Cac rose 3.1 per cent, suggesting that while European markets were nursing a hangover, the worst may be over. The rebound followed [...]

  • Black Monday 2015: Here’s the market index which mattered most according to Google searches

    August 25, 2015

    Black Monday may have started with the Chinese economy, but it was the Dow which ended up gaining most of the world's attention online. Search interest in the unfolding events on the world markets focused on the US index more than any other in the majority of countries around the globe, according to data from Google. [...]

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