All major equity markets were down this week, with the US market suffering its worst week of the year, writes Ian Slattery.
Markets finished lower last week, as the continuing trade tensions were combined with a mixed response to global economic releases.
Trade tensions between the US and China continued to escalate last week, as China responded to the latest sanctions from the US with reciprocal tariffs on $60bn worth of US exports.
Equities fall as Trump trade tariff tensions weigh on the markets, writes Ian Slattery.
Earning season continues and investment markets were mixed following a Fed meeting, writes Ian Slattery.
Global markets move higher, buoyed by earnings and economic growth, writes Ian Slattery.
Global markets move higher helped by a weaker euro currency and positive corporate earnings buoyed developed markets, writes Ian Slattery.
Markets were mixed as global growth concerns outweigh positive earnings, writes Ian Slattery.
Q2 kicks off in style with equities delivering strong weekly returns, and in the US, the employment picture remained positive. Ian Slattery reports.
Global equities fall and investors turned to bonds, as growth concerns weigh on the markets, writes Ian Slattery.