China Market Drop Has Global Effect
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Wall Street fell sharply Tuesday, joining a global stock decline sparked by growing concerns that the U.S. and Chinese economies are cooling
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The stark sell-off that sent global stock prices plummeting  brought renewed concern that the equity markets in China and India might be overvalued.
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Most markets in Asia were down between 2 and 3 percent today, their biggest drops since the sell-off two weeks ago.
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China's stock plunge and Greenspan's gloomy words helped spook investors. But opinions on the economy's future are divided
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Markets in London, Paris and Frankfurt plunge on fears that China's stellar growth could slow.
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Shanghai slide shouldn't have much effect on stock markets elsewhere.
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Asia has seen its key markets slide in response to the likelihood of a relentlessly weakening dollar.
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Heavy losses hit exchanges from China to Brazil
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The World Bank says China's economic boom will soften this year's expected global economic slowdown.
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Markets in Asia and Europe fell again today as investors dumped stocks that had surged in recent weeks.
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Share prices in Asia continue to fall  a day after global stocks tumbled amid fears of a global recession.
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Business & money: Fears grow of market turbulence stunting global growth.
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Chinese stocks bounced back Wednesday after their biggest decline in a decade, but stock markets in Asia and Europe fell for a second day amid investor jitters about possible slowdowns in the Chinese and U.S. economies.
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The Asian and European markets are down Monday following declines on Wall Street last week.
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Stock futures fell on Monday after another sharp fall in Chinese stocks raised concern, but the resilience of other global equities and a steady stream of deal-making may limit losses.
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US stocks were set for a weaker start on Wednesday, after global equity markets swooned in the wake of a sharp fall in China.
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With growth slowing in China, Europe and Japan, some worry that rapidly escalating prices will trigger a self-reinforcing spiral of falling demand.