Wall St dips as Greece vote looms
Wall Street moved lower overnight as Greek lawmakers prepared to vote on a proposal that would secure its third international bailout.
Wall Street moved lower overnight as Greek lawmakers prepared to vote on a proposal that would secure its third international bailout.
US retail sales slid 0.3pc in in June, the weakest since February, lowering expectations the Fed will hike interest rates in September.
Wall St and European shares fell overnight as fears about the Chinese share fire sale and its economic outlook grows.
The Greek rejection of the creditor bailout package has lead to a fall in world shares, oil and the European currency.
World stockmarkets have moved only slightly overnight, as the news from Greece changes minute by minute.
Wall St moved lower overnight with European equities as the posturing between Greece and its international creditors continued.
Global shares traded in a narrow range overnight as investors assessed data pointing to a brighter outlook and awaited Greek bailout news.
Wall Street rose overnight, pushing the Nasdaq to a record, amid optimism Greece and its international lenders are finally nearing a deal.
Wall St moved lower overnight amid concern about the hardening of stances in talks between Greece and its international creditors as this month's deadline looms large.
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