US stocks had their worst day since 1987 even after the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) announcement to flood the market with $5 trillion dollar over the next month. The Dow closed 9.99% down, as the S&P500 and Nasdaq slumped 9.51% and 9.43% respectively...
Today, the European Central Bank (ECB) chief Christine Lagarde is preparing to unveil her plans to fight the coronavirus-driven economic slowdown in the Eurozone...
US stock futures sank past 4% after the Dow closed 5.86% down in New York as Donald Trump’s public address fell short of what investors were hoping for...
The US stocks first gained 3.5%, then erased all gains and slipped to negative, and finally rallied to close the day near 5% higher, the biggest one day jump since December 2018 on hope that US President Donald Trump would deploy ‘substantial’ fiscal measures to halt the freefall in stock markets...
The US dollar recovered a part of Monday’s heavy losses. The EURUSD eased to 1.1331 after having tested the 1.15 offers during yesterday’s dollar meltdown...
Most Asian equity indices rebounded following Monday’s bloodbath and US equity futures rallied as US President Donald Trump announced that the White House and Congress will meet on Tuesday to consider ‘very substantial’ economic relief measures, which may include a payroll tax cut...
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The Federal Reserve (Fed) expectations went ballistic. Activity on US sovereigns now suggests 70% probability for a 75-basis-point cut at next week’s policy meeting, and 30% probability for a 100-basis-point cut...
Gold is preparing for its best week since 2016. The ounce of precious metal traded at $1680 and the strengthening positive momentum could encourage a further rise to the $1700 mark. But gold is not virus-proof...
Equity markets were marked by wild upside and downside swings this week, moving in a completely random pattern and furiously rejecting all support from governments and central banks. At this point no one can really explain why the markets behave the way they do, and what may be next...
WTI crude traded a touch below the $48 mark per barrel. The two-day OPEC meeting starts today. Announcement of lower OPEC production could be the last piece in the puzzle to cement the recovery in the equity markets. But OPEC needs to pay up for that...
US equities coughed to life as the Congress agreed to spend $7.8 billion to combat the coronavirus on Wednesday. This was three times the amount suggested by President Donald Trump, a kind of surprise needed to boost the investor sentiment nowadays...
WTI crude held ground above $46.50 a barrel, as oil traders remained hopeful that OPEC and its allies could offer a satisfying solution to contain the decline in oil prices at their March 5-6 meeting...
US equities tanked 3% following a surprise 50-basis-point cut from the Federal Reserve (Fed) yesterday...
Equities in Shanghai kicked off the week with a 3% rebound despite the decline in Caixin manufacturing index to the lowest on record. February read showed that manufacturing in China slowed at the fastest pace since the collect of data began in 2004...
The US dollar index extended losses despite encouraging sales data. US durable goods orders fell 0.2% in January, less than 1.5% penciled in by analysts, as the fourth quarter GDP growth came in unchanged at 2.1%, as expected...
Then all hell broke loose. After equities in London and Frankfurt slid past 3%, Wall Street crashed 4.42% and Nasdaq plummeted 4.61%. WTI crude tanked to $45 a barrel, as Brent hit $50. US futures extended losses in the overnight trading session. Chinese stocks slid 3.71%, Hang Seng fell 2...
WTI slipped below the $48 a barrel. The sharp fall in oil prices should take a toll on energy companies today. US equity futures shred 1.50%, as the US 10-year Treasury yield plunged to the record low of 1.30% as investors rushed to safety on expectation that the sell-off in equities may deepen...
