US Dollar Index: On August 19, the daily support’s response was at 92.26 and this S/R level has been dynamic since late 2017. Unfortunately, it didn’t last long as it topped above daily supply at 94.02/93.56 on August 21. Within the week, the support which was down by a percent re-entered the frame on Friday, Read More…
Economics
SoftBank’s Bet on Tech Giants Triggered Large Market Rally
SoftBank’s prolonged approach of dumping hoards of cash on thriving start-up businesses to produce big winners was disastrous at WeWork and is making analysts to re-assess the viability of other savings of the fund. We will look at the investment structure at Vision Fund below and see how the organization’s quick-paced investment approach could be Read More…
A Wave Of Bankruptcies Looms For The Offshore Oil Industry
A key player in the offshore drilling industry, Valaris was the last in the row of the number of these companies filing for bankruptcy in the U.S. The company proposed swapping some of its 6.5 billion USD debt to transfer ownership to its creditors. However, this is the most recent problem of offshore drillers. Unsettled Read More…
The Correlation Between The Markets And The Economy
Presently, the markets and real economies entirely seem to lack correlation. Even within the financial markets, equities or bonds/gold appears to be telling a different story. Financial markets Vs the economy relationship The real economy conveys the present situation (essentially, the macro statistics speaks about past event). The financial markets mark-down the future. What this means Read More…
USD Stagnation Causes Mixed Feelings: Short-Term Economic Boost Vs Long-Term Effect As A Safe Haven
While some people think the 2020 sudden fall in the relative value of the dollar will boost the economy of the US, some analysts worry that it may affect the global standing of the dollar. Although the two views reflect essential realities, none of them captures exactly the complete story. A USD fall of roughly Read More…
Market Overview and Economic Outlook of Major Currencies
The economic growth of countries is estimated through their GDP, which is determined by two components: population growth and productivity of labor. The productivity of labor shows the ability for enhanced output from the available amount of labor in the economy. US Dollar (USD) The announcement also provided support to the USD, against the precious Read More…