US stocks have tumbled once again, ending their second consecutive day of losses amid the oil price collapse.

Global shares rose on Thursday on hopes the COVID-19 pandemic was nearing a peak.

Wall Street stocks conclude its worst week since the 2008 financial crisis amid worries the coronavirus will derail global economic growth.

European and US stock markets slump heavily again as new coronavirus infections spread outside China.

Major US investors, who have billions at risk in Chinese stocks, are fearful after Trump's delisting threat.

Beijing insists that it is fully prepared to defend its interest in trade disputes with Washington.

New indications have appeared that show Saudi Arabia is already paying a heavy price for the killing of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi at its consulate in Istanbul in terms of capital flight.