Wall Street Catastrophe Sends Shock Currents Across Economy
The stock market plunge that wiped over 500 billion dollars from equities risks dampening consumer spending, triggering job losses, and pressuring pension funds and taxes. Economists warn retirees and firms face wealth declines that could curb spending and slow growth.
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Market's Dive Seen As Vote Of No Confidence In Leaders
The stock market's steep slide sparked views that leaders' handling of trade and debt issues failed to inspire. Analysts cited fears of a breakdown in global monetary cooperation and rising rates in Germany and Japan as driving a potential recession.
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NY Stock Prices Rise Amid Overseas Market Plunge
Markets rallied modestly as traders blamed panic and computer selling for yesterday's drop. Experts urged calm and long term thinking while bonds, gold, and the dollar moved on fears of deficits and inflation.
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Dow Dates With History Trigger Historic Market Milestones
New York AP lists key Dow Jones moments from 1906 to 1987, noting first closes above 100 in 1906, peaks and crashes including 1929 Great Crash, 1987 declines, and firsts like 1 000, 1 500, 2 000 levels with dates and closing values. Several dates mark record highs, rallies, and severe market drops.
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