Financial markets in Asia and the US have tumbled on fears that the world's largest economy could be headed to a recession.
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Wall Street's main indices closed higher on Thursday, with the Nasdaq rising more than 2% after July US retail sales data signaled resilient consumer spending, allaying fears of an imminent recession in the world's largest economy. Read full story
Financial markets in Asia and the US have tumbled on fears that the world's largest economy could be headed to a recession.
Financial markets in Asia and the US have tumbled on fears that the world's largest economy could be headed to a recession.
The Australian sharemarket is slumping after Wall Street had its worst session since the August 5 market meltdown amid concerns about a slowdown in...
The Australian sharemarket is slumping after Wall Street had its worst session since the August 5 market meltdown amid concerns about a slowdown in...
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