Markets Roiled on Trump Stance Tensions: Markets Wrap
- S&P 500 has second worst day of year as Trump hits GOP leaders
- Terrorist attack in Barcelona adds to unease in global markets
European Central Bank officials expressed concern that the euro may strengthen beyond what is justified by an improving economy. Bloomberg's Paul Gordon reports on 'Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas.' (Source: Bloomberg)
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A sense of growing unease gripped financial markets as President Donald Trump exacerbated the controversy sparked by a racist rally in Virginia and terrorists struck a crowded street in Barcelona.