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Some stocks have tumbled by more than 50% since going public with their plans, while others have drawn scrutiny from regulators.

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The yen has tumbled to its weakest levels against the dollar since February, on diminished prospects for a Bank of Japan rate increase after the weekend heralded a more dovish government.

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These stocks often lure everyday investors before they tumble.

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Shares of Rivian Automotive tumbled Thursday after the electric car maker reported solid growth in vehicle deliveries but lowered its full-year guidance.

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Brazil, and Guyana, but it’s also bidding to maintain a floor on prices, which have tumbled this year due to expectations of a supply glut and worries about faltering demand.

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