S&P Slips as Crude Sinks Weighs Markets
U S stocks slide as crude prices plunge with oil majors hit hard while airlines shippers and retailers gain. S&P 500 drops 0.3 percent to 2067.56, energy sector leads losses. Dow posts a new high near 17828, Nasdaq up slightly. Oil falls to 66.15 a barrel after OPEC keeps output at 30 million bpd.
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Oil price plunge tests economy and fuels relief across nations
A renewed drop in oil prices follows OPEC holding output at 30 million barrels daily, with global supply exceeding demand by about 700,000 barrels a day. The fall benefits oil importing regions and U.S. consumers, lowering gasoline costs, while potentially damping inflation and pressuring producers like Canada and Russia. European economies gain modest growth but face inflation and revenue declines. Asian economies see savings, yet Japan and China face deflation and growth slowdowns.
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