Opening Bell: Global Equity Market Selloff Continues; Oil Heading Lower
Senate Passes Stimulus Bill, China Slumps, Attack on Saudi - What's up in Markets |
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| The U.S.'s $1.9 trillion stimulus package is set to be formally approved this week after the Senate passed it with minimal amendments on Saturday. Bond yields are on the rise again as a result, and stocks are set to open lower. China's tech wreck continues as the market digests the implications of a relatively low growth target for this year, while oil prices have spiked following an attack by Yemeni rebels on Saudi Arabian oil facilities. Here's what you need to know in financial markets on Monday, March 8th. |
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