- Global stocks fell to a two-year low, while US index futures struggled to find direction, amid fears that global central banks' hawkish policies will spark a recession and earnings
- US equity futures advanced alongside government bonds, indicating a possible recovery at the end of a volatile week in markets.
- The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures both rose
- Concerns about inflation and the global economy overshadowed the Bank of England's move to restore calm in markets on Thursday.
- US futures fell as European stocks extended their selloff,
- As investors prepare for a flurry of interest rate announcements in the coming days and after global markets recorded their worst week since hitting this year's low in June,
- Stocks declined, finishing the worst week since the market's June bottom, as Fedex's warning added to mounting anxiety over excessive interest-rate hikes from the federal reserve.
- The S&P 500
- After the chaos caused by hotter-than-expected American inflation that caused investors to re-evaluate the outlook for interest rates and economic growth, the markets appeared to be returning to normal