Новости за 15.01.2016

A key report on inflation, a couple of pieces of housing data and earnings reports from an array of bellwether companies highlight next week’s economic calendar.

Stocks plunged again for the second-straight week as the major averages on Wall Street officially entered correction territory. These are the biggest trends you might have missed this week in the markets.

FOX Business Network’s (FBN) second Republican presidential primary debate was the number one rated program in all of cable news Thursday night.

Oil prices continued to drop after data from Baker Hughes showed that the number of active U.S. oil-drilling rigs fell by 1 to 515 as of Friday.

Views diverge on whether another recession is right around the corner, with the split between professional market participants who are getting nervous and average consumers who aren’t.

The Treasury Department is closely watching market movements, the White House said Friday, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled more than 400 points.

With financial markets having their worst start to the year in history, investors are following the advice of bears such as Royal Bank of Scotland to "sell (mostly) everything". And yet little has fundamentally changed of late beyond sentiment.

The boss of the world's largest money manager said financial markets will be "fine" over the next year despite a sharp downturn early in 2016.

The drop in oil prices and a strong dollar have raised the risk of U.S. inflation expectations heading lower, hampering actual inflation from reaching the Federal Reserve's 2 percent goal, a Fed official said on Friday.