Interesting, everyone is seeing different reasons here. The link doesn't mention it, now the guardian says, that it's the looming danger of war in Europe: "“De

Interesting, everyone is seeing different reasons here. The link doesn't mention it, now the guardian says, that it's the looming danger of war in Europe: "“Dealers are worried about the prospect of a war in eastern Europe, as the human and economic cost would be huge. Some central European economies, like Germany, are heavily dependent on energy from Russia, and should a war break out, it’s a possibility those energy supply lines would be cut, which would cripple economic output in the EU,” David Madden, a market analyst at Equiti Capital, told Reuters." https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/jan/24/us-stock-markets-close-nasdaq-dow-jones https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/jan/24/us-stock-ma... It seems as if it is hard to trust any one source, when it comes to macroeconomics; i mean there are a lot of biases, and everyone seems to be looking for confirmation of his own world view.