Wall Street

A pick up in currency market volatility over the last few days after years of suppression by central banks' easy-money policies has prompted some investors to look again at protecting against, or profiting from, sharp moves.

Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban says he is not worried about Monday’s market selloff, but cautions that there’s uncertainty in what stocks will do next.

The Dow, which tumbled about 1,841 points in two days, maintains a 22.4% increase since President Trump took office.

Wall Street continued a broad selloff Monday, as the Dow plunged a record 1,175 points amid inflation fears.