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Sensex Slips 1,000 Points A Day After Record Rally, Nifty Down 200 Points
Indian equity markets crashed this morning, a day after witnessing a record rally due to major geopolitical developments, including India and Pakistan agreeing to a ceasefire and the US and China striking a trade deal.
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US-China Trade War: Trump's Tariff Tsunami Sparks Meme Blizzard
Beijing has refused to back down, and the situation is heading towards an all-out trade war.
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"Be Strong, Courageous": Trump To Americans As US Stocks Join Global Selloff
Stock markets across Asia and Europe crashed, recalling the mayhem markets witnessed in the past. This time, the trigger was Trump's trade tariffs, which were announced last week. The US President assured Americans and doubled down on his stance.
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"Bloodbath", "Historic": The Worst Market Crashes Since 1929
Monday's stock market collapse in Asia and Europe after China retaliated to steep US tariffs revived memories of similar market turmoil after the Covid pandemic and the last global financial crisis.
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Why Indian Stock Market Crashed, Sensex Lost Over 3,000 Points Today
The collapse of the Indian stock market reportedly wiped out investors' wealth worth Rs 20.16 lakh crore in early trade.
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Trump Tariffs Offset Budget Boost, Rupee Hits Record Low, Markets Crash
The Indian shares tumbled after Donald Trump imposed massive tariffs on Canada, China and Mexico over the weekend, sparking fears of a broader trade war.
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Crypto Market Has Shed More Than $1 Trillion in Market Cap Since November, Bitcoin Marks Six-Month Low
Bitcoin dropped to a six-month low on Saturday, extending a steep fall recorded over two months as the cryptocurrency market was swept up in a powerful shift by investors out of speculative assets as additional headwinds arrive in the form of a potential crypto mining, trading ban in Russia.
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Cryptocurrency Crackdown in China: After Latest Ban, Over $400 Million Worth of Tokens Liquidated Within 24 Hours
As the cryptocurrency market recovered from the crash it suffered in April–May — primarily because of tightening Chinese regulation on trading and mining of cryptocurrencies — another round of crackdown by China has left the market in the red. Chinese regulators intensified their hammering down of these digital assets, imposing a blanket ban ...
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Cryptocurrency Market Sees a Massive Dip as Bitcoin, Dogecoin Price Fall Sharply on China Ban, Musk Tweets
Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Ether, and other digital currencies went down sharply on Wednesday (May 19), causing a trading frenzy that led to cryptocurrency exchanges in India crash momentarily.
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Tesla To Recall 3,183 Model X Vehicles In China: Report
Tesla Inc will recall 3,183 Model X vehicles in China, because of a potential issue that could make steering harder and increase the risk of a crash, according to the country's market regulator.
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Byton Starts Manufacturing Its All-electric SUV
Byton, a Silicon Valley based and Chinese backed automaker has finally started production of its first electric vehicle, the M-Byte SUV. The new SUV will be made in Byton's Nanjing plant in China in a brand new facility which will also serve as the brand's new headquarters. Byton is currently manufacturing the SUV for testing including those requir...
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China Lost, Jeff Bezos Goes Big on India: Foreign Media
Having forfeited China to Alibaba and JD.com, Jeff Bezos is determined to win in India, a market of 1.3 billion people.
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Minibus Drives Into Beijing Market, 4 Dead
Four people were killed when a minibus drove into a market in a northern part of Beijing and many others have sustained injuries, the city's police said on Wednesday, but they did not suggest it was a terrorist-related incident.
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China's Xi Jinping Says to Push Yuan Reform, FX Reserves Remain Ample: Report
China will push forward market-based reform of its currency regime and make the yuan convertible on the capital account over time, President Xi Jinping told the Wall Street Journal in an interview published on Tuesday.
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Republicans Use Market Crash to Criticise China, US President Obama
US Republican presidential candidates used the Wall Street market crash to launch an attack on China and President Barack Obama's foreign policy.
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Sensex Slips 1,000 Points A Day After Record Rally, Nifty Down 200 Points
Indian equity markets crashed this morning, a day after witnessing a record rally due to major geopolitical developments, including India and Pakistan agreeing to a ceasefire and the US and China striking a trade deal.
-
US-China Trade War: Trump's Tariff Tsunami Sparks Meme Blizzard
Beijing has refused to back down, and the situation is heading towards an all-out trade war.
-
"Be Strong, Courageous": Trump To Americans As US Stocks Join Global Selloff
Stock markets across Asia and Europe crashed, recalling the mayhem markets witnessed in the past. This time, the trigger was Trump's trade tariffs, which were announced last week. The US President assured Americans and doubled down on his stance.
-
"Bloodbath", "Historic": The Worst Market Crashes Since 1929
Monday's stock market collapse in Asia and Europe after China retaliated to steep US tariffs revived memories of similar market turmoil after the Covid pandemic and the last global financial crisis.
-
Why Indian Stock Market Crashed, Sensex Lost Over 3,000 Points Today
The collapse of the Indian stock market reportedly wiped out investors' wealth worth Rs 20.16 lakh crore in early trade.
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Trump Tariffs Offset Budget Boost, Rupee Hits Record Low, Markets Crash
The Indian shares tumbled after Donald Trump imposed massive tariffs on Canada, China and Mexico over the weekend, sparking fears of a broader trade war.
-
Crypto Market Has Shed More Than $1 Trillion in Market Cap Since November, Bitcoin Marks Six-Month Low
Bitcoin dropped to a six-month low on Saturday, extending a steep fall recorded over two months as the cryptocurrency market was swept up in a powerful shift by investors out of speculative assets as additional headwinds arrive in the form of a potential crypto mining, trading ban in Russia.
-
Cryptocurrency Crackdown in China: After Latest Ban, Over $400 Million Worth of Tokens Liquidated Within 24 Hours
As the cryptocurrency market recovered from the crash it suffered in April–May — primarily because of tightening Chinese regulation on trading and mining of cryptocurrencies — another round of crackdown by China has left the market in the red. Chinese regulators intensified their hammering down of these digital assets, imposing a blanket ban ...
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Cryptocurrency Market Sees a Massive Dip as Bitcoin, Dogecoin Price Fall Sharply on China Ban, Musk Tweets
Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Ether, and other digital currencies went down sharply on Wednesday (May 19), causing a trading frenzy that led to cryptocurrency exchanges in India crash momentarily.
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Tesla To Recall 3,183 Model X Vehicles In China: Report
Tesla Inc will recall 3,183 Model X vehicles in China, because of a potential issue that could make steering harder and increase the risk of a crash, according to the country's market regulator.
-
Byton Starts Manufacturing Its All-electric SUV
Byton, a Silicon Valley based and Chinese backed automaker has finally started production of its first electric vehicle, the M-Byte SUV. The new SUV will be made in Byton's Nanjing plant in China in a brand new facility which will also serve as the brand's new headquarters. Byton is currently manufacturing the SUV for testing including those requir...
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China Lost, Jeff Bezos Goes Big on India: Foreign Media
Having forfeited China to Alibaba and JD.com, Jeff Bezos is determined to win in India, a market of 1.3 billion people.
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Minibus Drives Into Beijing Market, 4 Dead
Four people were killed when a minibus drove into a market in a northern part of Beijing and many others have sustained injuries, the city's police said on Wednesday, but they did not suggest it was a terrorist-related incident.
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China's Xi Jinping Says to Push Yuan Reform, FX Reserves Remain Ample: Report
China will push forward market-based reform of its currency regime and make the yuan convertible on the capital account over time, President Xi Jinping told the Wall Street Journal in an interview published on Tuesday.
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Republicans Use Market Crash to Criticise China, US President Obama
US Republican presidential candidates used the Wall Street market crash to launch an attack on China and President Barack Obama's foreign policy.
