Stock markets around the world fell sharply Thursday as investors fretted over a raft of developments surrounding President Donald Trump
Asian stocks slide after big Wall Street losses as Trump's mounting political woes rattle investors
Global shares are mostly lower as uncertainties over US politics grow
Chinese stocks have fallen on weaker economic data and other Asian markets are little-changed after Wall Street climbed on a spurt in oil prices
Financial markets on Monday brushed aside worries over the "WannaCry" ransomware cyberattack, with most stock indexes around the world trading in fairly narrow ranges.
Shares are mostly higher in Asia despite the cyberattack that struck over the weekend and another missile launch by North Korea.
Stocks mostly rose on Tuesday on the back of upbeat trade data in Germany and as investors digest a string of strong earnings in the U.S.
Asian shares mixed following post-French election rally
European shares falter after Macron's victory confirmed.
France's main stock market outperformed its counterparts in Europe on Thursday as traders priced in a growing likelihood of a victory by centrist Emmanuel Macron in the upcoming presidential election
