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0本期播客来自8.6 《the economist》
Catch up:market turmoil continues;Google loses antitrust case
Global stockmarkets slumped because of fears of a recession and concerns that hopes for artificial intelligence had been unrealistically high.America's Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 index suffered their sharpest declines in almost two years,falling by 2.6%—over 1,000 points—and 3% respectively.The Stoxx Europe 600 dropped by 2.2%at closing.Topix, Japan's benchmark index,plunged by 12%.Demand for bonds is surging as investors look to pile into safer assets.
A judge in Washington,DC,awarded America's Justice Department a victory over Google,ruling that the tech giant violated antitrust laws to dominate online search.The judge agreed that Google's actions—paying billions to Apple and other companies to be the default search engine on their platforms—created a barrier to entry for competitors.The case is one of several big antitrust suits America's government has launched.
下一期预告🔈来自BBC Why fear is sweeping markets everywhere 《为什么恐惧正在席卷全球市场》
美国日本指数遭受重创，银行和黄金也是如此。
