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In the commodity market, oil prices are somewhat bearish after opening higher. The concerns over the new COVID strain offset the optimism surrounding the UK approval of AstraZeneca’s vaccine. Both WTI and Brent have lost 0.10% so far...
US equities moved higher on Wednesday, after retreating during the previous session. The upbeat mood prices in investors’ hope that 2021 will be a much better year for the economy, which may be pushed by COVID vaccine rollouts and more stimulus...
In the weekend, Trump surprisingly signed a massive $2.3 trillion stimulus bill that includes the $900 billion relief package approved by Congress. Meanwhile, the US continues to report a high number of COVID infections and deaths...
US equities ended lower on Tuesday, retreating from all-time highs. Investors are concerned about the Senate’s delay to approve additional COVID relief checks. Previously, incumbent President Donald Trump proposed direct payments to be increased from $600 to $2,000...
In the commodity market, oil prices rose on Tuesday, as investors expect an increase in fuel demand. Trump signed a massive stimulus package while the House of Representatives voted to increase payments to Americans to $2,000, which would support crude demand...
Wall Street started the week off on the right food, with all three benchmark indexes securing gains on Monday, as US President Donald Trump signed a massive COVID relief bill worth $2.3 trillion...
In Europe, the UK and the EU finally signed a trade deal last week after months of debate. The text was published on Saturday. It includes a 1,246-page trade document, along with agreements on nuclear energy, civil nuclear energy, exchanging classified information, and more...
US stock index futures turned bullish after President Donald Trump gave up his threats to block the $900 billion stimulus package voted by Congress last week. He backed the relief bill a few hours ago. At the time of writing, futures on Dow Jones rose over 0...
In the commodity market, oil prices are declining for a third consecutive session, as investors react to concerns over the new COVID strain that may trigger more lockdowns and thus affect demand for crude...
US stocks were mixed on Tuesday, but bears dominated as concerns over the new COVID strain and downbeat economic data offset the optimism surrounding the second stimulus package. The S&P 500 fell 0.21%, the Dow lost 0.67%, while the tech-oriented Nasdaq rose 0...
The US stock market was mostly bearish on Monday, but it maintained to bounce back from session lows. Bears were concerned about the new strain of the coronavirus detected in the UK, while bulls were pointing to the stimulus package finally approved by Congress. Nasdaq (-0...
In the commodity market, oil prices continue to tumble on worries that the new COVID strain would trigger new lockdowns and thus hit demand for crude even harder. Both WTI and Brent brands are down over 2.10%, after gaining about 40% in the last two months to hit the highest in nine months...
