
Nasdaq sets new record.
The Nasdaq, one of the three major US stock indexes, reached a new record high on July 14th due to the latest risks related to President Donald Trump's tariffs.

The Nasdaq, one of the three major US stock indexes, reached a new record high on July 14th due to the latest risks related to President Donald Trump's tariffs.

US President Donald Trump urged stock market investors to remain calm after four consecutive days of declines.

The US stock market plunged for a second consecutive day after China retaliated with new tariffs on American goods.

The US stock market reacted negatively to the Trump administration's new tariff policy, with major indices experiencing their sharpest declines since 2020.

Dow Jones futures fell 1.000 points amid fears that Trump's tariffs would trigger a trade war.

Global stock markets are experiencing significant volatility amid concerns about a US economic recession, leading many investors to worry about the performance of Vietnamese stocks.

US stocks plunged amid investor concerns that Donald Trump's tariff policies would push the US economy into recession.

In trading on July 1st, US and European stock markets mostly rose.

US stock markets and gold both sold off at the start of trading on Wednesday (April 10) in the US, while the dollar rose as inflation accelerated in March.

In Tuesday's trading session (September 26), the Dow Jones index fell 388 points, marking its worst trading performance since March 2023.

US stocks kicked off the week with enthusiastic gains as Wall Street prepared to receive earnings reports from some of the world's largest companies.

Following the merger with Black Spade, VinFast will have a valuation of over $23 billion and will continue its plan to list on the US stock exchange.

US stocks rallied in the final trading session of January, with the S&P 500 experiencing its strongest January gain since 2019.

This past week saw Wall Street stocks extend their gains, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq rising to their highest levels in a month.

US stocks hit record highs since recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic after data showed inflation in the country had peaked.

The global financial markets witnessed a sharp decline in both stocks and cryptocurrencies, amid the tense midterm congressional elections in the US.

Initially, the market rose after the Fed's interest rate decision was announced, but those hopes were dashed after Powell's hawkish remarks...

The US stock market experienced a historic reversal during Thursday's trading session (October 13), with the Dow Jones index rising 1.500 points from its low to its high.

The US stock market hit new lows in 2022 and plummeted a total of 9% in September; Apple shares saw their market capitalization drop by over $100 billion.

Fears of recession have gripped global markets, with the Fed chairman acknowledging that it is difficult to control inflation without triggering a recession.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq indices experienced their biggest weekly declines since January, as investors worried about record-high inflation in the US, along with the prospect of a Fed interest rate hike.
The US stock market experienced a terrible trading session on May 18th, with numerous indices plummeting.

Stocks on the US stock market fell sharply on May 5th, completely erasing previous gains, a truly remarkable reversal.

According to CNBC, US stocks fell sharply on Tuesday (April 26) with a wave of sell-offs late in the session, as investors worried about an economic recession.
This is the sharpest decline since October 2022, coinciding with the period when a number of companies began releasing disappointing quarterly earnings results.

Global stock markets experienced significant volatility following Russia's move to send troops into separatist regions in Ukraine.

Despite rising as much as 520 points during the session, the Dow Jones index closed down 461,88 points after the US CDC announced the first case of Omicron infection in the country.

US stocks reversed course and fell sharply on November 30 after Federal Reserve leaders announced they would accelerate their bond-buying program as inflation risks increased.

In Thursday's trading session, the S&P 500 index surpassed its all-time high set two months ago thanks to positive earnings reports from listed companies.

Not only in the US, but also in Hong Kong and Europe, stock markets have fallen sharply due to concerns about the impact if the Evergrande "debt bomb" explodes.