MEXICO CITY, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Mexican stocks sank on Thursday on worries about recession in the United States heightened by fears about the viability of U.S. auto makers and a report showing U.S. jobless claims hit a 16-year high.
The benchmark IPC stock index .MXX fell 1.52 percent to 18,296 in opening trade. (Reporting by Michael O'Boyle; Editing by James Dalgleish)
KABUL (Reuters) - A suicide bomber killed eight American civilians in an attack at a military base in southeastern Afghanistan on Wednesday, one of the highest foreign civilian death tolls in an insurgent strike in the eight-year war.
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