Werbung
Deutsche Märkte geschlossen
  • DAX

    18.492,49
    +15,40 (+0,08%)
     
  • Euro Stoxx 50

    5.083,42
    +1,68 (+0,03%)
     
  • Dow Jones 30

    39.807,37
    +47,29 (+0,12%)
     
  • Gold

    2.254,80
    +16,40 (+0,73%)
     
  • EUR/USD

    1,0775
    -0,0019 (-0,17%)
     
  • Bitcoin EUR

    64.829,85
    -599,97 (-0,92%)
     
  • CMC Crypto 200

    885,54
    0,00 (0,00%)
     
  • Öl (Brent)

    83,11
    -0,06 (-0,07%)
     
  • MDAX

    27.043,04
    -48,91 (-0,18%)
     
  • TecDAX

    3.454,38
    -2,98 (-0,09%)
     
  • SDAX

    14.294,62
    -115,51 (-0,80%)
     
  • Nikkei 225

    40.369,44
    +201,37 (+0,50%)
     
  • FTSE 100

    7.952,62
    +20,64 (+0,26%)
     
  • CAC 40

    8.205,81
    +1,00 (+0,01%)
     
  • Nasdaq Compositive

    16.379,46
    -20,06 (-0,12%)
     

Stocks are getting slammed again

adsfaf
adsfaf

(Investing.com)

Stocks are sliding for a second straight day.

Near 11:45 a.m. ET, the Dow was down 170 points, the S&P 500 was down 22 points, and the Nasdaq was off 60 points — all by about 1%.

The health and tech sectors were the biggest decliners in late-morning trading.

Global stocks fell on Thursday after the Bank of Japan unexpectedly made no changes to interest rates, and did not announce any further stimulus plans.

The drop in stocks on Friday, the final trading day of April, erased the S&P 500's gains for the month.

Just last week, stocks were within reasonable grasp of all-time highs. And so, look no further for evidence that this is indeed a range-bound market.

WERBUNG

Meanwhile, precious metals were surging amid dollar weakness. Gold futures rose 2.2% to as high as $1,298.95 per ounce, the best levels in more than a year.

NOW WATCH: FORMER GREEK FINANCE MINISTER: The single largest threat to the global economy



More From Business Insider