Saudi Arabia starts an oil-price war, Icahn goes on a buying spree and the S&P turns into a see-saw: Inside Wall Street's craziest week since 2008
It began on Sunday with a sharp drop in oil prices that pulled down stocks, already battered following a selloff sparked by the worsening coronavirus outbreak. Investors piled into U.S. government bonds, pushing yields to record lows.
By Wednesday, the 11-year bull market for U.S. stocks was dead.South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
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