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Market Overview

World Stocks Aim For Recovery, Thanks To Positive Covid-19 News

Global stocks made a new record high as signs of Asian economic recovery, strong corporate profits, and additional positive information about the COVID-19 vaccine gave investors hope. The U.S stocks The U.S. stock futures rose 1.2%, highlighting a stronger Wall Street opening. The per cent gain was due to the announcement of the modern pharmaceutical Read More…

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Economics Market Overview

The Future of Oil: What to Expect in December 2020

Crude oil is one of the most popular commodities in the world. Most of the world’s crude oil is produced in the Middle East and Russia. The most important by-products are gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel. Common uses for crude oil include plastics, clothing, furniture, and food. There are different types of Crude oil futures. Read More…

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Systematic Futures Trading

Systematic trading, equally referred to as mechanical trading is a way to set trading goals and manage risks and rules so that you can make orderly investment and trading decisions. Systematic trading includes manual trading of the system and full or partial automation with the use of a PC. While technically structured systems are commonly Read More…

V-Shaped Economic Recovery
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V-shaped Recovery Most Likely in 2021

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…

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Futures: How the Market For 2020 Might Close

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…