By Chikako Mogi TOKYO (Reuters) - Risk assets slipped broadly on Thursday, following the overnight drop in U.S. and European equities on fears for global growth, and gold slid as money continued to flow out of gold-backed exchange-traded funds. Recent data from China and the United States fell short of market expectations and triggered this week's selling across markets, which some saw as a timely liquidation of one-sided positions built over the past several months, when optimism over U.S. economic outlook boosted Wall Street to record peaks and lifted European shares to multi-year highs. ...
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