While US markets almost recovered from a steep drop today, investors all over the globe are freaking out about economic growth.
Markets all over the world were down today.
Lucas Jackson / Reuters
The Dow finished down 1.1% while the broader S&P 500 was down .65%. Earlier today stocks were down almost 3%, the largest dip since November, 2011. The S&P 500 is down 7% in the last month.
Bloomberg
The stock market weakness isn't just in the U.S., which has actually had a stronger economy relative to the rest of world. Stocks in Europe were down considerably too. The Euronext 100, an index of blue-chip European stocks, was down 3.4%
Bloomberg
German stocks were down almost 3% and the government has cut its outlook for economic growth. This is especially worrying because it's supposed to be the economic stronghold of Europe.
Bloomberg
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