US EditionA brief history of CNN’s Fear and Greed Index
- Global markets tumbled on Friday, driven by investor anxiety and new tariff concerns.
- Sweeping tariffs from President Trump triggered the market decline, prompting investor flight to bonds.
- The Nasdaq confirmed a bear market, oil prices plunged roughly 7%, and the Volatility Index rose to 45.31.
- The S&P 500 lost $5 trillion since Wednesday; Mark Malek said, "The bull market is dead."
- The market plunge brought the S&P 500 closer to bear territory, impacting all sectors and causing uncertainty.
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Larry Summers on what he thinks would be reassuring to people amid plunging market
US stock futures plunged Sunday evening after two sessions of sell-offs that wiped away over $5.4 trillion in market value. Larry Summers, former Treasury Secretary under President Barack Obama, joins CNN’s Jessica Dean to discuss.
Markets brace for Monday open after massive sell-off
Investors are bracing for another potentially chaotic day for the markets on Monday, after last week's massive two-day sell-off that was sparked by President Trump's announcement of new tariffs. NBC News' Brian Cheung has more.
Market Turmoil: Stocks Plummet Amid Tariff Uncertainties
Market Turmoil: Stocks Plummet Amid Tariff Uncertainties As the fallout from the Trump administration's tariff announcement continues to ripple through the markets, U.S. stock futures opened sharply lower late Sunday. The selloff, which has shaken investor confidence, erased trillions in equity value and signaled another week of instability.Key indices such as the S&P 500, Dow E-minis, and Nasdaq 100 all reported significant pre-market losses. T…
Trump’s Tariff Plan Guts $5 Trillion in Stock Value in Two Days; Senator Warren Calls for Emergency Action Before Markets Open on Monday
Trump’s Tariff Plan Guts $5 Trillion in Stock Value in Two Days; Senator Warren Calls for Emergency Action Before Markets Open on Monday By Pam Martens and Russ Martens: April 6, 2025 ~ On Wednesday, President Donald Trump unveiled his sweeping tariff plan. By Thursday, Wall Street was stampeding to the exit doors, leaving the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 1,679.39 points by the closing bell. Showing just how dangerous the market is assessin…
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Dagens Nyheter.Experts believe in continued stock market turmoil after the panic days
The trade tariffs have paralyzed the world market. Experts believe that the unrest will continue when the world's stock markets open on Monday. - Last Friday, the fear index was at panic level. This suggests that it is difficult to see this disappearing when we open on Monday, says Mattias Persson, chief economist at Swedbank.
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