US Stocks Plunge In Sixth Biggest DJIA Decline In History; DJIA Falls 634.76

DJIA: Next Leg Down. August 8th, 2011. Warning: This is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any financial instrument. The DJIA has been trying to find support around 11070. This level has broken down.

DJIA: Next Leg Down. August 8th, 2011. Warning: This is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any financial instrument. The DJIA has been trying to find support around 11070. This level has broken down.

By Brendan Conway Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES NEW YORK (Dow Jones)–US stocks tumbled in a Monday rout that sent the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunging to the sixth biggest point drop in its history, reflecting a toxic brew of investor fears over

Update: Greece Bans Shortselling. —. Update: German DAX down 5%. —. Update: DJIA: I think the squid is on the bid. 10967. —. Update: Spot gold new high at $1720.36. —. Update: DJIA sees the pivot around 10900.

CHICAGO, Illinois (Agriculture.com)–As the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped by as much as 500 points, the US and world financial problems pulled every farm market sharply lower Monday. The Dec. corn futures closed 17 cents lower at $6.86.

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OIL FUTURES: Crude Falls; European Share Prices, FOMC In Focus

Analysts said the oil marketing company stocks were moving up amid optimism that sharply lower crude oil prices will help these state-run firms cut their losses on the sale of fuel. Shares of Indian Oil went up by 1.57 per cent to touch an early high

Investors left the equity markets in droves last week, shedding both stocks and commodities, and driving crude oil prices sharply lower. The crude oil market.

"Any announcement that the Fed is instituting QE3 or a similar program would be bullish for oil prices," Peter Beutel, president of Cameron Hanover, said in a note to subscribers. "The lack of anything new would lead to more selling," Beutel said.

There are still concerns over the markets' reaction to the news that came over the weekend of Standard and Poor's downgrading the US credit rating; current

The remarks were made in response to claims by the public that China's current domestic prices fail to reflect falling international crude oil prices. But the National Development and Reform Commission also assured the public that it would cut pump

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