Les titres des dépêches mercredi soir

Wall Street a rechuté mercredi. La Fed a pris acte du ralentissement économique. Le Dow Jones a perdu 1,38% et le Nasdaq 2,18%.

Selon des résultats définitifs, l’indice Dow Jones Industrial a reculé de 222,77 points à 15.944,46 points et le Nasdaq, de 99,51 points à 4.468,17 points.

L’indice S&P 500 a baissé de 1,09% soit 20,68 points, à 1.882,95 points.

Les indices ont d’abord hésité, partagés entre les mauvaises nouvelles fournies par les prévisions d’Apple et de Boeing et la reprise du marché du pétrole.

[Bloomberg] Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged; Watching Global Developments

[Bloomberg] U.S. Stocks Fall, Dollar Mixed as Fed Holds Course; Oil Gains

[Bloomberg] Credit Market Turmoil Crimps Bond Sales in Worst Start Since ’05

[Reuters] Fed seen keeping interest rates steady amid market volatility

[Reuters] China shares end lower, taking 2016 losses to $1.8 trillion

[Bloomberg] China’s Stocks Head for Biggest Two-Day Loss Since August Rout

[Bloomberg] China’s $1 Trillion Money Exodus Isn’t About Capital Controls

[Bloomberg] China Industrial Profits Drop a Seventh Month as Sales Slow

[Bloomberg] The Big Bank Long Has Turned into the Big Bank Short

[Bloomberg] Hedge Fund Startups Dropped to 13-Year Low in 2015: Chart

[Bloomberg] PBOC Said to Ask China Banks to Suspend Offshore Yuan Loans

[Bloomberg] Wrong Yuan Bet Sees Derivative Defaults Rising for Taiwan Banks