Markets Down as Credit Fears Linger
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Stock markets around the world fell today over lingering fears over a tight credit market, with sharp declines in Asia and Europe and more modest losses on Wall Street.
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Wall Street stocks retreated on Monday as worries about credit losses at American International Group (NYSE:AIG) added to fears that US companies face further credit-related turmoil.
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Stocks dropped on Thursday on worries that financial services companies would report more big losses from the credit crisis.
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European equities fell on Tuesday after losses in US and Asian stock markets, prompted by renewed fears of credit market weakness.
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Stocks edged lower on Friday as weaker-than-expected data on new home sales reinforced worries about the housing and mortgage markets.
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London equities fell on Thursday despite moves by the world's leading central bankers to combat the credit squeeze.
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U.S. stocks declined on Thursday, pushed down by declines in banking shares after Britain's HSBC  warned that bad debts from its U.S. mortgage lending business would hurt results.
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Stocks fell on Thursday, a day after the Standard & Poor's 500's biggest drop in two weeks, tracking European shares lower on credit concerns.
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Global stock markets saw dizzying declines Tuesday as a drop in US consumer confidence suggested slow growth ahead and Federal Reserve comments hinted at deeper-than-expected housing market woes.
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Stocks turned lower on Friday as lingering worries about losses in the subprime mortgage lending sector overshadowed signs of continued strength in the U.S. job market.
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European markets remain down as the prospects of a Fed style rates cut in the eurozone and Britain remains dim.
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Volatility returned to Wall Street yesterday, sending stocks plunging as investors grew more uneasy about the economy and whether the Federal Reserve will take the steps needed to prevent credit market problems from spreading further. The Dow Jones industrials fell 280 points.
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Stocks fell on Thursday as signs of   housing-market weakness and worries about the outlook for   interest rates made investors uneasy about prospects for   consumer spending and corporate profits.
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Stock futures declined on Monday,  suggesting a lower opening for Wall Street, hit by weakness in  global markets and concern that credit problems may be having a  wider impact on earnings.
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Stocks looked set to follow European  and Asian markets lower on Wednesday after a British lender  took a write-down and an arm of KKR private equity group said  it had to delay debt repayments, sparking new worries for  financial shares.
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Interest rate fears add to jitters in financial markets.
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Stocks fell on Friday on fears mounting credit-card defaults at companies such as American Express Co  portend a slowdown in consumer spending and raise the chances for a recession.