Nasdaq Tumbles Over 300 Points; Chicago PMI Rises In March
1. U.S. stocks declined, S&P 500 fell 0.91% to 5,530.01. 2. Energy stocks increased by 1.1%, while consumer discretionary dropped by 2.1%. 3. Chicago PMI rose to 47.6, exceeding expectations of 45.2. 4. European and Asian markets also experienced significant declines. 5. Oil prices increased by 1.5% amid overall market downturn.