The two most significant stock markets indexes globally, the S&P500 and NASDAQ, ended Tuesday in a pretty remarkable fashion. The shares of some of the biggest banks got a nice boost after dividend hikes were announced, which is in direct contrast to the expected high valuations across the delta variant due to the global pandemic. Read More…
The possibility of economy-wide post-pandemic inflation with rising prices, increasing interest rates, and higher unemployment rates has left investors rightfully worried. While the rising inflation is by all estimates just a temporary trend as economies reopen, investors should still keep a watchful eye on the global events and do what they can to protect their Read More…
Europe’s futures increases. While strong data from China played a huge role, the European stock market ended the week on a careful note because of fears of the long-awaited coronavirus vaccine. When it was 02:00 AM Eastern Time, (07:00 GMT) the Germany DAX futures contract traded 0.1% in the upward direction, whereas the CAC 40 Read More…
The electric car manufacturer, Tesla grew 500% in 2020 and is by far the most valuable car manufacturer in the world, despite its far less production than Volkswagen, Toyota, or General Motors. Wall Street announcement of including Tesla in S&P 500 The technology company is currently under $6 billion to reach a market value of Read More…
A “V-shaped” economic recovery with clarity regarding the rollout time of the Covid-19 vaccine and the continual fiscal policy support will generate a positive outlook for stocks and credits come 2021. Anytime the economy as a whole recover quickly and returns to its original levels before the recession without drawing big sectors or groups with Read More…
Global options and futures trading increased by thirty-two per cent and set a record of 21.9 billion contracts within the very first half of 2020 as opposed to 2019, based on figures released by FIA. The total amount of traded contracts in Q2 which was 10.46 billion, dipped by 8.4% from the record-breaking 11.4 billion Read More…
