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  • Wall Street futures drop up to 4% as China announces 34% tariffs on all US goods

    European indices were sharply lower, heading for their worst weekly performance in three years.

  • Germany's fiscal plan sends DAX index over 3% higher, European stocks hope for Trump tariff compromise

    European equities are also tracking for updates on plan to reform Germany's state borrowing limits - called 'debt brake' - which would free up funds for investment in the economy.

  • Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Stocks rebound, oil falls in volatile trading

    Wall Street opened sharply higher, with the S&P 500 and tech-heavy Nasdaq above two percent.

  • Germany's DAX index grows from 30 to 40 firms in revamp

    The index suffered a turbulent year in 2020 that saw national carrier Lufthansa drop out of the top tier under pressure from the coronavirus pandemic and the collapse of payments company Wirecard after revelations of large-scale fraud.

  • Nifty may open flat to lower as global mkts tumble

    SGX Nifty was up 0.50 percent at 7:30 am, whereas all other Asian markets were in red. Shanghai composite was down 3 points while the Hang Seng was trading 0.21 percent lower than its previous close.

  • Dollar steadies after slide, oil retreats

    The USD steadied on Wednesday after its worst day in more than a year, and a retreat in oil prices after four days of gains halted a rally in European stock markets.

  • If mkt retests 4720, bank Nifty may make new low: Manghnani

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Anil Manghnani of Modern Shares & Stock Brokers talks about his reading of the market.

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