- bodog online casino Mainland Chinese markets plunged on the day.
- The safe-haven Japanese yen strengthened, while the Chinese yuan dropped. The Australian dollar also declined.
- Futures pointed to steep opening declines stateside.
- U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday threatened more tariffs on Chinese goods.
- Meanwhile, China is considering cancelling its trade talks bodog sportsbook review with the U.S. this week in light of Trump’s latest threats, sources told CNBC.
Stocks in China plummeted on Monday following a re-escalation in U.S.-China trade tensions as President Donald Trump declared an impending increase in tariffs rates on $200 billion of Chinese goods.
The Shanghai composite fell bodog poker review 5.58% to close at 2,906.46, while the Shenzhen component dropped 7.56% to finish at 8,943.52. The Shenzhen composite also fell 7.381% to close at about 1,515.80.
The CSI 300, which tracks the largest listed stocks on the mainland, declined 5.84% to 3,684.62.
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