The Independent: US treasury secretary calls CEOs of six biggest banks as stocks plummet
S&P 500 on track for biggest percentage decline in December since Great Depression
Donald Trump‘s treasury secretary has called the CEOs of six of the biggest banks in the United States and made plans to convene a “plunge protection team“ amid an ongoing fall in American stocks.
US shares have fallen sharply in recent weeks on concerns over slowing economic growth, with the S&P 500 index on track for its biggest percentage decline in December since the Great Depression.
“Today I convened individual calls with the CEOs of the nation’s six largest banks,” treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Twitter shortly before financial markets were due to open in Asia.
US equity index futures dropped late on Sunday as electronic trading resumed to kick off a holiday-shortened week. In early trading, the benchmark S&P 500’s e-mini futures contract was off by about a quarter of a percent.
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WNU Editor: I am not involved in the stock market, but people that I do know have suffered heavy loses in the past 5 months. as for he future .... the FED Chairman is still on the record that he will continue to raise interest rates in 2019.
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