Market turmoil rolled from the U.S. into Asia on Thursday, with China’s benchmark index closing at a level not seen since crashes in 2015 and 2016.
The losses began to slow moving into Europe, but not before more than 1,000 stocks in China had fallen by their maximum daily limit.
Investors cited lots of factors behind the biggest stock sell-off since February — including higher bond yields and more companies complaining about the impact of the escalating trade war. Donald Trump blamed the “loco” Federal Reserve.
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