There's still no end in sight to the carnage on the world's stock markets.
Shares in the United States are down sharply just minutes after Wall St. opened for the last trading day of the week. European stock markets have also had another rough day, suffering heavy losses. Frankfurt's DAX index has plunged by almost 10 percent, as has the CAC 40 in Paris. In London, the FTSE 100 hasn't done much better, it's lost around nine percent of its value. And trading has been suspended in Writing on the wall - restaurant puts menu on West Bank barrier ...
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(Deutsche Welle)
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