Steve Kopack
Producer, Business and Economy News at NBC News
Breaking news, business, finance, economic news & more at @NBCNews. Previously breaking news at @CNBC. Usually some tweets about UK & EU news, too.
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1 week ago |
nbcnews.com | J.J. McCorvey |Steve Kopack |Charles Herman |Erik Ortiz
Government bonds have been selling off while stocks have plunged. That’s unusual, and it’s raising concerns that global investors are losing some of their long-standing confidence in America. Stocks are generally seen as a risky type of asset, while bonds are known as a “safe haven,” with the two typically moving in opposite directions.
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1 week ago |
nbcnews.com | Rich Bellis |Erik Ortiz |Steve Kopack
Tariffs were on, then they were off. At least temporarily, and only some of them — but not for China, which got hit with steeper duties and promptly hit back. Wall Street reeled, then rebounded to its strongest weekly gain in well over a year. The past week has seen a head-spinning series of U.S. trade policy changes that economists, investors and ordinary consumers increasingly worry will drive up inflation or even trigger a recession.
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2 weeks ago |
telemundo47.com | Rob Wile |Brian Cheung |Steve Kopack
Las acciones estadounidenses se desplomaron el lunes, mientras la turbulencia financiera que comenzó la semana pasada tras el impactante anuncio de aranceles del presidente Donald Trump continúa devastando los mercados. El S&P 500 abrió con una baja del 4%, entrando en territorio de "mercado bajista" al caer oficialmente por debajo del 20% desde su máximo más reciente. El Nasdaq, con un fuerte componente tecnológico, cayó más del 4.5%.
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2 weeks ago |
mynbc15.com | Rob Wile |Brian Cheung |Steve Kopack
(NBC) U.S. stocks sank Monday as the financial turmoil that began last week following President Donald Trump's shock tariffs announcement continue to rip through markets. The S&P 500 opened down 4%, entering "bear market" territory as it officially fell to below 20% from its most recent high. The tech-heavy Nasdaq declined more than 4.5%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 3.78% or 1,200 points.
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2 weeks ago |
nbcnews.com | Rob Wile |Brian Cheung |Steve Kopack
U.S. stock futures sank Monday in an indication that the turmoil that began last week will continue to rip through markets when trading opens Monday.
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