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U.S. stocks fell sharply on Monday in a shortened trading day before the holiday, pushing the S& P 500 index to the edge of a bear market as the U.S. Treasury Secretary's move to convene a crisis panel meeting and other political developments upset investors.
All three indexes fell more than 2% on the day before Christmas. The S&P 500 index fell about 19.8% from its closing high on September 20, slightly below the 20% threshold commonly used to define a bear market.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Nuchin called senior banking officials Sunday as the stock market fell. Investors are also struggling to cope with the closure of the federal government, and there are reports that Trump has privately discussed the possibility of dismissing the chairman of the Federal Reserve (FED/Federal Reserve).
"The headlines we saw today, yesterday and weekend were not very good." Vinay Pande, head of global trading strategy for UBS Global Wealth Management, said.
"The market is worried about what is happening in Washington. Faced with the dramatic adjustment of the market, there seems to be chaos and disunity, people do not make a consistent voice, I think it makes everyone in the market feel depressed.


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