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Charles Schwab says it has technical issue during stock market sell-off

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Charles Schwab says it has technical issue during stock market sell-off

Pedestrians stroll by an indication posted outdoors of a Charles Schwab workplace in San Francisco on April 17, 2023.

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Brokerage corporations together with Charles Schwab reported short-term technical points on Monday in the course of a steep sell-off for world equities.

“Because of a technical situation, some shoppers might have issue logging in to Schwab platforms,” the agency mentioned in a publish on its X social media account. “Please settle for our apologies as our groups work to resolve the difficulty as rapidly as doable. Maintain instances could also be longer than common.”

Some customers have been reporting on social media about points stepping into their accounts. The agency mentioned in a publish at 12:38 p.m. ET that the difficulty had been resolved.

The Dow Jones Industrial Common was closed down 1,034 factors, or 2.6%, after being down greater than 1,200 factors at its low of the session. Shares of Schwab fell 1.7% on the day, lower than the broader market.

Schwab was not the one brokerage agency with social media complaints on Monday. The X account for Constancy Investments responded to a few of these complaints, saying that points logging in to its platform have been resolved.

Elsewhere, Steve Sanders, EVP of promoting and product improvement at Interactive Brokers, mentioned in an announcement that the agency knew of no extensive outages on its platform. Vanguard mentioned in an announcement that it had short-term points for some shoppers on Monday morning which have since been resolved.

The web site Downdetector.com confirmed reported points at different brokerage corporations as properly on Monday morning, although the complaints appeared to have largely gone away by early afternoon. CNBC reached out to different corporations to see in the event that they have been having points.

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