Asian stocks slump; U.S. markets set to follow
Chinese shares see their biggest drop since before the financial crisis, heightening concerns about slowing global growth
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Worst day for stocks in 18 months as global woes hit
S&P 500 gains for 2015 evaporate as ongoing rout in emerging markets intensifies global growth worries
Thursday's stock sell-off jeopardizes a 4-year uptrend
The S&P 500's collapse puts technical support that has held since 2011 at risk as investors sweat a Fed rate hike and more
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Wall Street regains some ground after U.S. central bank release indicates interest-rate hike coming
Stocks climb as homebuilders rally on upbeat data
Wall Street mulls economic data on manufacturing and housing, with the Fed to release minutes from last meeting in three days
Stocks close mixed as China's currency stabilizes
Calm returns to financial markets after Chinese central bankers assure they won't keep devaluing the yuan
Stocks bounce back despite China worries
Down 277 points early Wednesday, the Dow Jones industrials ended flat, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq added a few points each
Should investors worry about China's currency?
Beijing's shock move to devalue the yuan could weigh on corporate profits and delay a Fed interest rate hike
Stocks, commodities slump after China currency move
Despite reassurances from Beijing, move to devalue yuan triggers broad slide in equities
U.S. stocks mostly rise for first up session in four
First Solar soared 17 percent following news that the country's largest solar company turned in results that beat estimates
U.S. stocks drop after China slide on growth concerns
Wall Street begins the week in the red, with blue chips off triple digits, after Shanghai index declines more than 8 percent
Poor earnings and the dollar deflate Wall Street
Led by a tumble in the Dow, all three indexes fell on Tuesday as investors nervously await the Fed's next move
U.S. stocks jump on optimism for a Greece accord
Wall Street joins overseas rallies as Athens signals it's ready to make a deal and Chinese equities rise for a second session
What Monday's "shock day" sell-off could signal
The intensity of yesterday's fall is of a caliber that marked the last two bull market tops, in 2000 and 2007
Stocks hit by Greece; Wall Street's worst day of year
Investors react to uncertainty over what's next for the eurozone as Greeks ready to vote on requirements to get bailout aid
Greek relief gives U.S. stocks a lift
Hope for a breakthrough in the arduous debt talks sparked buying on Wall Street as Nasdaq closed at a new high
Wall Street's rally fizzles on Friday
Still, the major indexes closed higher for week, with the S&P 500 notching its best five-day performance since April
Stocks jump as progress reported on Greece
Dow industrials back in the black for 2015 as investors embrace optimism that the German government might be satiated by Athens
Stocks close out May down for the day, up for the month
The major indexes all slipped over the month's last week, but managed to stay on the plus side for all of May
What's keeping stocks stuck in the slow lane
The Dow industrials haven't been able to break much past the 18,000 level, and the doldrums could continue
Wall Street breaks a losing streak with a bang
The S&P 500 closed Thursday at a new record high, with the Dow industrials not far from its own best finish
Wall Street reverses, thanks to some "jitters"
The Dow lost 142 points Tuesday as concerns ranging from Greece to the rising price of oil weighed on investors
U.S. stocks gain, pushing back near record level
Stocks got a lift from a report that showed factory orders rose in March for the first time since last summer
Stocks close lower as Fed confirms Q1 economic stall
Wall Street retreated on data and earnings -- and on the Federal Reserve's reading of the wobbly U.S. economy
Wall Street mostly climbs as earnings roll in
Nasdaq bucked Tuesday's uptrend with a slight slide as Apple wound up falling after yesterday's earnings report
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