Fox News Ramps up Market Coverage as Dow Posts Ninth Largest Drop on Record

Fox News has been covering the market sell-off today in great detail, and Fox & Friends will hit the airwaves an hour earlier tomorrow morning to keep viewers up-to-date.

Your World with Neil Cavuto kick-started the coverage as the markets closed, with Fox Business Network's Cheryl Casone giving the play-by-play of the day's volatile trading session.

Cavuto and Casone also looked at the concerns of debt problems in the Eurozone, including a rumoured French credit downgrade and rumours that Societe Generale, France's second largest bank could be on the brink of collapse.

Discussions also focused on rumours on Wall Street that following a 10 percent drop today in Bank of America shares, that the firm may need an injection of capital to remain solvent.

At 5pm ET, 'The Five' continued the debate, kicking off the show with coverage of the market sell-off.

Fox & Friends will also take to the airwaves at 5am ET Thursday morning, one hour earlier than usual, with a look at the overnight Asian trading, how the trading day in Europe is panning out, and how the futures are indicating the day ahead on Wall Street.

The extended Fox & Friends will also be looking ahead to the Fox News Republican Presidential Debate in Iowa.