U.S. Stock Market Opens With $700 Billion Drop in Value
The source states that the U.S. stock market erased $700 billion in value at the opening bell, indicating a sharp early-session decline.
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- Market capitalization: The total value of publicly traded shares of listed companies, commonly used to measure how much market value was gained or lost.
- Opening bell: The official start of the trading session on a stock exchange, often a key moment for measuring immediate market reaction.