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Asian stock markets have fallen for another day as investors wrestle with fears the U.S. Federal Reserve and European central banks might be willing to cause a recession to crush inflation

The ASX ends its day slightly lower, while Star Entertainment shares plummet after NSW flags its plan to hike casino tax, Elon Musk offers to resign as Twitter CEO, and David Jones is sold to a private equity firm.

Stock market indexes traded near weekly lows in Friday's quadruple-witching session, stuck in a four-day selling spiral.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 200 points Friday, as the major stock indexes threatened to add to Thursday's stock market plunge.

Yesterday’s retail sales report showed that consumers pulled back on spending last month, raising fears of a recession. Moreover, the Fed signaled to keep raising rates more through the following year. Given an uncertain market backdrop, investors should buy fundamentally sound and dividend-paying stocks Johnson (JNJ), Coca-Cola (KO), and Cardinal…

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Asian shares have followed Wall Street and Europe lower, with markets jittery over the risk that the Federal Reserve and other central banks may end up bringing on recessions to get inflation under control

The Nasdaq undercut key support on recession fears, with Apple tumbling. Little is working, but here's the silver lining,

The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) and most Asian bourses sagged yesterday, tracking overnight declines on Wall Street, as the Federal Reserve reiterated that US interest rates next year will be higher than previous market estimates, raising fears of a recession.