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…
A futures contract means the agreement made by two persons or groups to acquire or sell an asset at a specific time in the future later, but the price of the asset is decided by the current market condition. The fact that futures are seen as financial derivatives doesn’t essentially make them more or less Read More…
The equity market worldwide made records high in the recent past. The cause of this performance, lately, is the support offered by the corporate earnings report which showed a better performance than what was earlier projected due to the authorization of the COVID-19 rescue package in the European Union (EU) and anticipations that the US Read More…
With the recent trend in electric vehicles, a lot of people assume it is a comparatively new means of transportation but that idea is far from correct. There has been a competition between electricity-powered and gasoline or steam-powered automobiles ever since the origin of non-horse driven carriages. Before the arrival of current electric vehicle brands Read More…
Regardless of the present global economic recession, coronavirus pandemic, and massive rate of unemployment, investors are still hopeful. Last Monday which was the same day that about 40 million workers lost their jobs and economists foretold that the gross domestic product would fall more than 40 percent in the second quarter, the Standard & Poor’s Read More…
