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Global markets continued their rout overnight, with the US markets now back at lows touched in October, having now wiped gains for the 2018 year.

Global markets once again sold off heavily overnight, as a slide in Apple’s shares on concerns about iPhone demand hit its suppliers and the US technology sector, with mixed signals over the state of play between the United States and China trade dispute

The market is likely to be volatile in the week ahead as uncertainty remains around a number of global issues, including the United Kingdom’s Brexit deal.

Global markets rallied overnight, as Wall Street fluctuated wildly yet again. Most recently stocks were higher on optimism that the US and China were working towards a resolution of their trade differences.

Global markets were once again in negative territory, as US stocks turned lower as Apple led a decline in technology stocks, offsetting early support from tame US inflation data and a stabilisation in oil prices. All three major US benchmarks did pare the

Global markets were mixed overnight as European markets were higher but US stocks finished with slight losses. A bruised technology sector outperformed and industrial stocks gained on hopes of a U.S-China trade deal, but declines for Boeing and Home Depot

Global markets were sharply lower overnight, following another session of heavy losses in the technology sector that washed through global markets

Global markets were lower on Friday, as Wall Street’s three major stock indexes all lost ground after a week of recovery from the October sell-off

Global markets were mostly lower overnight after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates steady and said ongoing strong job gains and household spending had kept the economy on track