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Global stocks mostly lower as infection numbers rattle investors
The Dow and S&P 500 finish firmly lower on Thursday, July 9. Bourses in London, Paris, and Frankfurt also retreat.

Global stocks mixed while safe haven gold climbs
The eurozone's key indices end down on Wednesday, July 8, but the picture is different in New York

Stocks go into reverse as virus fears resurface
European indices slip after a pessimistic growth forecast by the European Commission on Tuesday, July 7. Wall Street stocks also pull back.

Stock markets rally on economy recovery hopes
The easing of lockdowns is providing hope the global economy will bounce back quickly from an expected recession in 2020

Stocks climb on U.S. jobs recovery, vaccine hope
The tech-dominated Nasdaq ends with another record-high finish, while the Dow gains 0.4% on Thursday, July 2, shrugging off a worsening coronavirus situation

Nasdaq ends at fresh records as European bourses retreat
The Nasdaq rises 1% on Wednesday, July 1, even as the United States confronts a worsening coronavirus outbreak in much of the country

U.S. stocks gain to finish banner quarter, shrugging off virus spike
The S&P 500 finishes at 3,100.29 on Tuesday, June 30, up 1.5% for the day and around 20% for the quarter, the biggest gain since 1998

European, U.S. stocks rise, shrugging off virus fears
European key markets close more than 1% higher on Monday, June 29, while the Dow leads indices in the United States, finishing up 2.3%

U.S. stocks tumble, Europe wavers as coronavirus advances
Major United States indices fall around 2.5% or more on Friday, June 26, to finish the week in the red

Stocks make modest recovery despite virus worries
European markets hold onto their gains until the close, while Wall Street engineers a strong finale to a roller-coaster session on Thursday, June 25

Market 'disconnect' could worsen virus downturn – IMF
'Investors seem to be betting that lasting strong support from central banks will sustain a quick recovery even as economic data point to a deeper-than-expected downturn,' says the International Monetary Fund

Stocks slump on virus, trade war concerns
European bourses dive around 3%, while the Dow sheds 2.7% or more than 700 points on Wednesday, June 24

Global stocks rise on better economic data as U.S. coronavirus cases rise
The main European markets gain more than 1%, while Wall Street stocks also power higher on Tuesday, June 23

Global stocks mixed as coronavirus cases rise in several countries
European and Asian stocks are down on Monday, June 22, but Wall Street ultimately shrugs off the weakness as New York City moves to a new phase of reopening

World stocks pull back as virus worries resurface
Global markets are still 'a bit cautious as uncertainty regarding a second wave of COVID-19 continues to simmer, countering recent economic data that has suggested improvement'

Virus fears weigh on European, Asian stocks, but Fed boosts Wall Street
A fresh coronavirus outbreak in Beijing comes as investors are already anxious over increased cases in Texas, Florida, and other US states
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Stock markets recover some ground after heavy losses
Wall Street stocks finish a topsy-turvy session solidly higher on Friday, June 12, but lower for the week overall

U.S. stocks end mostly down as Fed keeps interest rates low
Both the Dow and S&P 500 finish lower following a volatile session, while the Nasdaq surges to its 3rd straight record on Wednesday, June 10

Stock markets end mostly lower after strong run
Dire corporate and economic news in the eurozone sparks selling in Europe on Tuesday, June 9. The Dow and S&P 500 also retreat.

Wall Street rallies on reopening hopes, Nasdaq hits record
The tech-rich Nasdaq closes more than 100 points over its previous high in February, while the Dow finishes up 1.1% on Monday, June 8

Stock markets power ahead on surprise U.S. jobs rise
The Dow piles on around 830 points, or 3.2%, to finish at 27,110.98 on Friday, June 5

Global stocks rise despite protests, U.S.-China tensions
Analysts say markets have historically shrugged off civil disruptions

U.S. stocks sag on China tensions as Europe rises on restarts
Stocks pull back in the United States on Thursday, May 28, as tensions rise between the US and China

European, U.S. stocks pull back after May 18 rally
The Dow Jones Industrial Average finishes down 1.6% on Tuesday, May 19, pulling back from the 3.9% surge on Monday, May 18

Global stocks surge on vaccine progress, French-German relaunch plan
Sentiment is boosted by an American firm reporting promising early results from a COVID-19 vaccine test, as well as an economic recovery plan proposed by France and Germany

Global stocks mixed as U.S. jobless claims spike again
Major European and Asian bourses extend losses, while United States stocks end higher on Thursday, May 14

Stocks slump on Fed comments, fears of second coronavirus wave
Major United States indices end lower for a second straight session on Wednesday, May 13, while European stocks are also mauled

U.S. stocks retreat as top scientist urges caution on reopening
Analysts say congressional testimony from American infectious diseases expert Anthony Fauci was likely a factor in the pullback

Global stocks mixed amid fears of second virus wave
While some European countries and US states are easing restrictions, there are fears of 'second wave' coronavirus outbreaks in parts of Asia

Stocks rise as reopening optimism beats bad data
The gains are the latest instance of markets looking at economic reports that are bad, but not significantly different than expected, and instead focusing on positive news

Stock markets rise on easing lockdowns, China exports
Investors focus on hope for an economic rebound, despite 'dour data' emerging from countries hit hard by the coronavirus

European, U.S. stocks mostly fall after weak data
'The market seems to be running out of steam. We're starting to see some of the real negative macro news,' says an analyst

Stocks cheer 'light at end of tunnel' in virus crisis
An analyst cautions that while a gradual return to economic activity would bring optimism, the long-term view is still grim

Global stocks mostly drop as Trump revives trade war fears
Investors are rattled as the Trump administration steps up its criticism of China over the coronavirus

Stock markets drop on devastating growth data
As jobless claims continue surging in the United States and the European Union economy shrinks, stocks dip on Thursday, April 30

Stock markets rise on virus hopes as oil tanks
United States markets follow Asia and Europe higher on Monday, April 27, after coronavirus figures provided hope. But an analyst warns the stock market has become 'divorced from fundamental reality.'

Oil prices gain on U.S.-Iran tensions, mixed day for global stocks
'One other option is to fuel geopolitical tensions in the Middle East to threaten supply and support [oil] prices. This is what Donald Trump is doing right now,' says an analyst

Oil rockets higher, boosting global equities
Oil prices rally on Wednesday, April 22, as United States President Donald Trump threatens to shoot at Iranian boats in a key waterway for crude shipments

Continued oil market turmoil weighs on global stocks
'Ever thought that it could be imaginable to see the price of US oil valued at less than a pizza? Or even a slice of pizza?' an analyst says

Devastating oil glut sends prices into negative, Wall Street down
(3rd UPDATE) Oil prices in the United States tumble into negative territory for the first time, closing at -$37.63 a barrel on Monday, April 20

U.S., European stocks buoyed by plans to lift lockdowns
An analyst says 'investors are shrugging off the pessimism and [are] willing to focus on more positive things'

Global stock markets, oil prices slide as virus impact mounts
Sentiment turns sour on Wednesday, April 15, on grim warnings over the economic impact of the coronavirus

Global stocks mostly rise as oil prices suffer another blow
Stock markets focus on improving coronavirus figures in some areas, but oil markets tumble on Tuesday, April 14

U.S. stocks mostly fall as oil prices gyrate on OPEC deal
Some market watchers say the United States economy could bounce back relatively quickly once the coronavirus situation is managed, but others warn of a more protracted slowdown

Stocks climb as virus numbers comfort markets
An analyst says 'traders are optimistic that the outbreak is nearing its peak and that governments would roll out more stimulus'

U.S. stocks rally on latest coronavirus updates as European bourses dip
Most European stock markets slide on Wednesday, April 8, as EU finance ministers fail to agree on a coronavirus bailout package

Wall Street rally fades as markets weigh latest on virus
Major indices in the United States all finish in the red on Tuesday, April 7, as markets wade through data on the coronavirus

Stocks surge on hopes for easing virus crisis
An analyst says 'investors are shrugging off the pessimism' as coronavirus deaths slowed in a number of European countries like Italy, Spain, and France on Monday, April 6

Stock markets go topsy turvy as oil jumps, U.S. data stoke fear
Investors are now a 'bundle of nerves,' says AxiCorp's Stephen Innes

Global stocks suffer another rout as coronavirus crisis deepens
Investors react on Wednesday, April 1, to United States President Donald Trump's pronouncement that the US is in for 'a very, very painful two weeks'
