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Lower circuit witnessed in Adani Enterprises. Adani Group's share has fallen by about 15%. After the decision of Dow Jones, there has been a big decline.At the same time, there has been a decline of 10 percent at Adani Port too.
Dow Jones takes big decision on Adani Group case. Adani Group can be removed from S&P index.
Netflix slumped 37per cent.
The company suffered its first subscriber loss in more than a decade.
It is also considering changes that it has long resisted.
Wall Street suffered its biggest drop since the crash of 1987 on Monday after unprecedented steps taken by the Federal Reserve, lawmakers and the White House to slow the spread and blunt the economic hit of the coronavirus failed to restore order to markets.
The yuan weakened past the key seven-per-dollar level to its lowest level in 11 years, after the People`s Bank of China, with the blessing of policymakers in Beijing, set its daily midpoint at the weakest level in eight months.
A selloff in technology majors deepened on Monday, wiping out the tech-heavy Nasdaq index`s gains for the year.
Wall Street`s three major indexes jumped to their greatest one-day gain in two-and-a-half years on Monday, led by the tech sector, as trade war fears eased on reports that the United States and China were willing to renegotiate tariffs and trade imbalances.
Economic growth in the US, Europe and Asia has stoked inflation fears in recent weeks.
US stocks have opened 2018 in full-throttle bull market mode, bidding stocks up to a succession of records following the December passage of a massive tax cut signed into law by President Donald Trump.
Wall Street stocks rose again Tuesday, with the Nasdaq climbing above 6,000 for the first time and the Dow gaining following a series of mostly strong earnings from blue-chip companies.
US stocks slumped on the last trading day of the year on Friday, led down by Apple and other big tech stocks, but major indexes still posted solid gains in 2016.
The benchmark Sensex surged over 450 points in mid-session trade Thursday taking a lead from overseas, with the Dow surging to a record for the third straight session.
Wall Street rose on Monday morning, with the Nasdaq hitting a record intraday high, helped by a jump in technology shares and as higher oil prices boosted energy stocks.
US stocks ended higher on Tuesday, with the Dow hitting a record high close for the fourth session in a row as tech stocks rebounded from a post-election drubbing and energy stocks were boosted by a sharp rise in oil prices.
Bank stocks and industrials surged on Thursday while Apple and other technology shares sank as Wall Street rearranged its bets to benefit from Donald Trump`s presidency.
Wall Street sold off on Tuesday as disappointing corporate reports gave a sour tone to the start of earnings season and investors digested possible changing dynamics for the upcoming U.S. elections.
US stocks tumbled early Friday, joining an international rout after Britain`s surprise vote to exit the European Union.
US stocks ended lower on Friday as Wall Street digested a batch of generally positive economic reports.
U.S. stocks extended their recent slide on Monday with declines in biotechs and energy shares, while caution ahead of earnings season also weighed on the market.
The 5.2 percent drop in the Dow in the first four days of 2016 was its worst such beginning since at least 1896.
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