Wall Street Drops Ahead of Earnings

IBTimes 2012-10-08

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Global stocks and oil prices fell on Monday after the World Bank cut its growth forecast for China, emphasizing concerns about the prospects for the global economy.

The World Bank's downward revision for growth expectations for the East Asia and Pacific region added to cautious investors heading into corporate earnings season, which starts in the U.S. on Tuesday.

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