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China's shares wiped out all of this year's gains, sending Asian markets tumbling, as fears about the deepening effects of a slowdown in the world's No. 2 economy rattle investors across the globe.

Market turmoil has Investors flocking to the safety of U.S. treasurys, as many on Wall Street rip up their playbooks for what will work for the rest of 2015.

Battered China stocks plunged through a key government support level this morning, roiling capital markets around Asia.

As anxieties about the world's No. 2 economy mount, investors are pulling money from the developing countries that feed China's vast industrial machine with natural resources.

The stock market had a lousy day today (August 24, 2015). What’s next? That question drives decisions on whether to sell, hold, or double down. The evidence favors staying invested, though there is enough variability t...

How will customers of automated 'robo advisers' react amid the market turmoil? That's a question that market participants are asking as this fast-growing sector of the financial-advice business faces a big test.

Ahead of the Tape: Home builders have gone from being at the epicenter of the financial crisis to a haven in the latest bout of turbulence.

China's meltdown could put the Federal Reserve on hold in September. The aftershocks could keep it there for some time.

As the Dow tumbled more than 1,000 points six minutes after the market open, traders said some of the initial sell orders were from big investors scrambling for ways to protect themselves against losses outside the U.S.

With all three U.S. stock market indices down on Monday by an average of more than 12 percent from their peaks earlier this year, investors are uncertain about what direction the economic winds are blowing. But behind th...

The repercussions of the Chinese stock market's biggest drop in eight years stretched around the globe Monday, with stock indexes showing record declines. But countries in East and Southeast Asia with close ties to China...

The bonds were supported by the ECB's plans to buy €60 billion a month of securities as part of its expanded bond-buying programme

The Dow Jones Industrial Average's 1,000-point opening plunge Monday morning sparked frenzied talk of a "Black Monday." But by the afternoon, with the index showing losses under 200 points, it had turned into just anothe...

Dollar dropped to a seven-month low against the euro and the yen as plunging stock and commodity prices deepened a fall in emerging-market currencies

The 153 metals and mining firms in the analysis have lost a total of `2.44 trillion, or 33.71%, of their market capitalization

In percentage terms, it was the biggest fall for the Sensex since 7 January 2009

Gold last week broke above its 50-day moving average as a fresh round of negative news from around the globe rekindled investors’ interest in the yellow metal as a safe haven. The Fear Trade, it seems, is in full force...

Proposed norms emphasize strengthening of risk management and investor protection norms

Think of the recent stock market volatility this way: China's economy just jammed on the brakes -- and the rest of the world didn't have its seat belts fastened. That about sums up the reaction in global financial market...

Most investors do not know that accounting rules are different for pre-IPO companies than for post-IPO companies.

U.S. stocks pared most of Monday's steep losses after a rocky morning during which the Dow Jones Industrial Average briefly plummeted more than 1,000 points.

TD Ameritrade and Scottrade report increases in trading volume and issues in executing trades.