Pre-Market: Stock Trading Before the Markets Open from CNNMoney
| Mar 13 6:17am† | Change | %Change | Level | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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 |  FTSE 100 | -111.90 | -1.94% | 5,664.50 |
|  XETRA-DAX | -159.91 | -2.42% | 6,439.46 |
|  CAC 40 | -114.38 | -2.44% | 4,582.72 |
 |  HANG SENG | -1,121.12 | -4.79% | 22,301.64 |
|  NIKKEI 225 | -427.69 | -3.33% | 12,433.44 |
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| U.S. Dollar vs Euro | +0.0014 | +0.09% | 1.5578 | |
| U.S. Dollar vs Yen | -1.1600 | -1.14% | 0.0100 | |
| U.S. Dollar vs UK £ | +0.01 | +0.41% | 2.04 | |
Open ClosedDow futures fall sharply as dollar plunges, oil prices hold near record highs; overseas markets fall sharply.
LONDON (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks looked set for declines Thursday as investors eyed another plunge in the dollar and watched global markets plummet.
At 5:01 a.m., Dow futures were sharply lower, pointing to a negative start for blue-chip stocks.
The dollar sank to a 12-year low versus the yen and another record low against the euro amid ongoing worries about U.S. economic slowdown.
The weak dollar boosted oil prices, which held near a record $110 a barrel in electronic trading.
Global stocks dived on worries about a deep U.S. recession. Asian markets tanked and European shares tumbled in early trading. 
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