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All three main Wall Street indexes, the S&P, Nasdaq and Dow, fell sharply in the final hours of trading in New York.

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The London FTSE 100 slumped 2.9% to a 13-month low, while the FTSE 250 closed 2.5% lower than it opened ... He said: “This is a great time to move your company into the United States of America.

The UK's FTSE 100 has soared by more than 6 per cent ... In Asia, Japan's Nikkei index closed 9.1 per cent higher. Taiwan stocks closed up a record 9.3 percent. And Hong Kong's Hang Seng index ...

Stocks had a better day, with the FTSE 100 closing up 3.2% ... As the day comes to a close, gilts are rallying across the curve, somewhat out of step with European and US bonds.

The FTSE 100 plunged again in fevered trading, down 231.05 points, or 2.92%, at 7,679.48 by the close largely wiping ... since hitting an all time high of 8,871 in early March.