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The Commerce Department reports that the gross domestic product, the country's broadest measure of economic health, advanced at a moderate 2 percent annual rate in the April-June quarter, down from a 3.1 percent gain in the first quarter. The new estimate was lower than the government's initial estimate a month ago of 2.1 percent annual growth.

The Department of Homeland Security, in a statement issued with the Department of Justice, said the interim rule would set a "new bar" for immigrants "by placing further restrictions or limitations on eligibility for aliens who seek asylum in the United States."

The European Council, which comprises 27 members, said Schengen Area-associated countries, such as Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland, are also taking part in this recommendation.

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The EY report also showed that Asia continued to be the most popular overseas M&As destination for Chinese enterprises, indicating the growing importance of regional economy. EY expects that China and other Asian countries will form closer ties in economy, trade and investment driven by the Belt and Road Initiative in the future.

The European Commission listed China as "an economic competitor" and "a systemic rival" in its strategic outlook report on EUChina relations released in March of last year, in which it put forward 10 actions seeking to "rebalance" its relations with China.

The DPRK's "complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization" is Trump's top priority in talks with Kim, the White House said.

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The Chinese people have always had the sense of justice and compassion and tied their destiny closely to that of the people around the world, he said.

The Commerce Department said on Wednesday that Economic growth was stronger during the second quarter than earlier estimated.

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The Chinese spokesperson said that Hong Kong is China's Hong Kong, and Hong Kong affairs are purely China's internal affairs, noting that the EU side, in disregard of China's objection, once again made irresponsible remarks on Hong Kong affairs.

The Dow closed Thursday at 21,200.62, down 2,352.60 points or 9.99 percent. The S&P 500 closed at 2,480.64, off 260.74 points or 9.51 percent. The Nasdaq Composite lost 750.25 points, or 9.43 percent, and closed at 7,201.80.