After the coronavirus pandemic came upon the world having originated from China, it suddenly haunted other parts of the world. When the lockdown began to ease all over the world, China began to experience major growth in the economy and, in the last quarter, China hit a firm and an unanticipated 3.2 percent growth. This Read More…
The two key US equity indices, the Nasdaq 100 index, and the S&P 500 index made fresh all-time highs this summer. The 5 largest tech-companies triggered the S&P 500 index advanced move. These companies all recovered the market losses they incurred during the Covid-19 lockdown. The losses were as a result of the lockdown regulations Read More…
Coronavirus lockdowns might be slowly easing around the world, but the current economic and social anxiety won’t disappear anytime sooner. In fact, financial analysts claim that this economic anxiety can intensify if companies don’t adapt to new changes to usher a new era of capitalism. Although the global economy, including the US, is facing a Read More…
The US BB section of high-yield bonds enjoys steady recovery as tensions between the US and China mounts. There is still optimism that moderate credit risk in the US market would persist. Yes, we know that the Fed and the US Treasury are resolved to get it to a stable state if there is a Read More…
The financial sector has been also hard-hit by the global crisis following the COVID-19 outbreak. One major consequence is the downfall of the stock market that has reduced the value of the client’s assets managed by banks and other entities. While loan inquiries stack, the credit risk rises at the same time, thus producing more Read More…
The globalization was undeniably going through a gradual process of reversal long before the pandemic. The optimistic perception and view of the open trade market system were starting to crack. However, the economic disruption is raising the question of whether or not financial markets need globalization. The significant drop in the exports from all across Read More…
