World shares bounce after rout, set for worst week since February

Talk of more stimulus from China helped world share markets regain some ground on Monday after a slew of concerning economic data and growth warnings from central banks triggered their worst weekly performance so far this year......»»

World share markets suffered a fresh bout of risk aversion on Friday after tough words on trade from China, while bets on a new pro-Brexit leader in Britain whipped the pound towards its worst week since October......»»

Talk of more stimulus from China helped world share markets regain some ground on Monday after a slew of disappointing economic data and growth warnings from central banks triggered their worst weekly performance so far this year......»»

LONDON (Reuters) - World shares rose on Friday but were set to end a second week lower amid intensifying worries over the fallout of a trade dispute resulting from U.S. tariffs, while oil prices were higher ahead of an OPEC meeting later in the day......»»

LONDON (Reuters) - World shares rose on Friday but were set to end in the red for a second week running amid intensifying worries over the fallout of a trade dispute resulting from U.S. tariffs, while oil prices rose with an OPEC meeting underway......»»

LONDON (Reuters) - World stocks enjoyed a strong bounce on Friday as a recovery in Asian markets spread to European shares after a turbulent week of selling as investors' fears of higher barriers to trade came closer to becoming reality......»»

World shares limped toward their worst week in almost six months on Friday, with Asia carving out a 14-month trough as investors braced for a new salvo of Sino-U.S. tariffs......»»

World shares limped toward their worst week in almost six months on Friday, with Asia carving out a 14-month trough as investors braced for a new salvo of Sino-U.S. tariffs......»»

Washington PostGLOBAL MARKETS-World shares driven towards worst week since March by trade tensionsR.....»»

Shares worldwide were set for their biggest daily gains in nearly a month on Friday as European and Asian markets recovered from a days-long sell-off that left them set for their worst week since February......»»

Asian shares wobbled in early Friday trade, struggling to shake off the previous day's global markets rout, after weak results from tech giants Alphabet Inc and Amazon.com heightened concerns over world trade and economic growth......»»

Asian shares slipped again on Friday morning, deepening this week's markets rout, after disappointing results from Alphabet Inc and Amazon.com heightened concerns over the outlook for U.S. corporate earnings, global trade and economic growth......»»

Asian shares look set for a modest bounce on Monday, though sentiment remains fragile as bears are on the ascendancy after steep declines across world financial markets last week on heightened worries over corporate earnings and global growth......»»

BloombergAmazon and Netflix Tumble as Tech Rout Extends Into Fifth WeekBloombergAnother week, another sell-off for the world's biggest tech and internet stocks. Investors hoping for a reprieve from the worst month for tech.....»»

After another painful week for bulls, it's again a sea of red this morning with the selling extending on Monday as U.S. equity futures slide but off their worst sessions while European stocks follow Asian shares lower .....»»

U.S. equity futures fell in a volatile session on Monday, with a drop in Apple Inc's shares curbing the market's attempts to stage a bounce back from its worst week since March on worries over global growth and the China-U.S. trade war......»»

Investors may be underestimating the tailwinds that could propel the world's largest airline......»»

Well that was a week... China remains best YTD followed by Europe and US the slight laggard...   Chinese stocks were lower on the week with tech-heavy.....»»

The S&P 500 eked out a gain Friday on speculation the escalation won’t derail global economic growth......»»

Shares of Uber ended their first day of trading with a rare drop of 7.6% as investors questioned the value of a company that's lost $8 billion since it created the ride-sharing industry and a stock debut during the worst week for global stocks this year......»»