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Asian stock markets sank Thursday after the Federal Reserve raised U.S. interest rates and Wall Street dived to a 15-month low.

The Dow Jones Transportation Average has entered its first bear market in nearly three years, sending a warning sign to Wall Street that the slowdown in overseas economies may be spilling over into the U.S.

Emerging-market investors had no place to hide in 2018. From trade spats, to rising U.S. interest rates and a strong U.S. dollar, the deck seemed stacked against them. Here’s how that could result in a bullish turn next year.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average swung from a gain of as much as 1.6% to end with a decline of 1.5%.

The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rates in December and said it would watch developments closely

What the Fed rate hike means for your credit-card bill.

Here is the text of the Federal Open Market Committee decision for December, released on Wednesday:

Where in the world is Peter Schiff, as the stock market has entered an apparent unraveling phase? MarketWatch catches up with Wall Street’s favorite Cassandra.

His five biggest new positions have slumped an average of 25% this quarter.

U.S. firms have stopped bringing ‘trapped’ foreign profits home, according to new data from the Commerce Department on Wednesday.