Nike shares surge over 5% after U.S.-Vietnam tariff talks ease investor concerns over production costs.
Major US indices plunge for second day; S&P, NASDAQ drop nearly 6%, marking worst week since 2020.
Baker Hughes reports 489 US oil rigs, exceeding forecasts and signaling stronger industry confidence and activity.
WTI crude oil falls 7.40% to $61.99 amid tariff concerns, OPEC+ output hike, slower growth.
Dax plunges nearly 5% after China tariffs; double top pattern, bearish signals hint at further losses.
Markets plunge: Dow, NASDAQ, and S&P post worst weekly losses since March 2020 amid sharp declines.
Dow Jones falls 4.8% amid tariff concerns; key supports breached, signaling further downside risk ahead.
Global markets tumble on tariff news; recession fears rise, prompting expectations of upcoming Fed rate cuts.
EU Trade Commissioner Sepcovic criticized Trump’s tariffs, urging negotiations while affirming Europe’s readiness to defend interests.
Gold dips to seven-day low amid Fed’s hawkish stance, stronger dollar, and rising recession concerns.
