Friday, January 15, 2016
Evening
General
- Credit-Market Fear Gauge Soars as Oil Price Triggers Global Rout
- Oil Slides, Deepening Gloom in Stocks as Bond Buyers Celebrate
- Oil Falls Back Below $30 With Brent Discount Biggest Since 2010
- Emerging Markets Drop as China Enters Bear Market, Ruble Slides
- Yen Gains to 4-Month High as Retail Sales Add to Global Concern
- Asia shares hit 3-1/2-year lows as oil resumes fall
- Hong Kong Dollar Headed for Biggest Weekly Decline Since 2003
- Investors pull $9 billion from stock funds during weekly period: Lipper
- U.S. retail sales, industrial output data point to softer growth
- Retail Sales in U.S. Decrease to End Weakest Year Since 2009
- Shift in Inflation Expectations Clouds Interest-Rate Outlook
- Global Malaise Spurs U.S. Growth Worries
- Wal-Mart to Shut Hundreds of Stores
- Watch out for this $1 trillion stock bubble
- BHP Billiton books $7.2 billion writedown US shale assets
- Arab winter has become markets’ chief worry
- China seeks investment for disputed islands, to launch flights
- Schaeuble Says Schengen Close to Collapse on Refugee Inflow
Afternoon
- Dow Sinks 450 Points in Global Equity Rout as Crude Falls to $30
- Oil plunges below $29 on prospects of more Iranian crude, China worries
- There Are Bearish Signs in the Billions of Dollars Flowing in and out of ETFs
- Banks Brace for Bigger Losses After Oil Drops Below $30
- Corporate Bonds Offer Little Comfort For Jumpy Markets
- Economic Growth in U.S. Cracking Under Strain of Global Slowdown
- Zloty Tumbles Most Since 2011 as Polish Bonds Slide on S&P Cut
- Embattled Merkel Backed by Schaeuble as Protest in Party Grows
- Venezuela Says Inflation Surged to 141% Amid `Economic War'