(Reuters) - NEW YORK, May 30 - U.S. stock futures fell on
Wednesday, suggesting a lower market opening, after a 6.5
percent drop in Chinese stocks sparked worries that the selling
could spread to U.S. markets.
The slide in Chinese stocks followed an announcement from
China's Ministry of Finance during Tuesday's U.S. trading
session of an increase in a stock trading tax. European stocks
also declined on Wednesday.
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Wednesday, suggesting a lower market opening, after a 6.5
percent drop in Chinese stocks sparked worries that the selling
could spread to U.S. markets.
The slide in Chinese stocks followed an announcement from
China's Ministry of Finance during Tuesday's U.S. trading
session of an increase in a stock trading tax. European stocks
also declined on Wednesday.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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