The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on global markets, causing daily fluctuations and making it difficult to find a safe place for your money, CNBC reported. The S&P 500 lost a fifth of its value during the first quarter of the year, its biggest loss since the world ...
US indices closed with their worst decline since 1987. The indices dropped to 10% at the close of trading. The fall could not be interrupted even by the intervention of the Federal Reserve Bank in the amount of $ 1,5 trillion, Vedomosti reports. According to the newspaper, the Dow Jones index ...
The coronavirus will continue to shake the global economy. There is a decline in the stock market, an approaching recession, and a decline in interest rates by the Fed, reports USA Today. All this is reminiscent of the 2008 crisis. For many Americans, the decline in the sales market and the growing talk of a recession in the past few weeks, fueled by the global ...
The US stock market has added nearly $ 6,9 trillion since the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States. This is almost half of how much the US stock market has grown over the entire 8 years of President Barack Obama's tenure, writes Yahoo. The total capitalization of the stock ...
Trader Igor Dubovoy admitted in an American court that he was involved in an international hacker network that extracted and used non-public corporate information for trading in the stock market, Bloomberg reported. The 29-year-old Dubovoy, who bought the companies' reports obtained before the official publication from hackers, ...
The fall in American stock markets, which began in the first days of the new year, continues. The Dow Jones Industrial Average has already fallen by more than 500 points. Last week, as Forum reported, the index covering the 30 largest US companies fell by 392 points. Wall Street financiers...
On Tuesday, US stock indexes added 2,4-2,7% amid expectations of new measures from the Chinese government to stimulate the country's economy. The S&P 500 broad market index rose 2,51% to 1969,41 points, the DJIA index rose 2,42% to 16492,68 points, the NASDAQ high-tech index rose 2,73% to 4811,93 points. By…
The Financial Times estimated that in a few days of the collapse of stock market indices, the global stock market lost $ XNUMX trillion. This amount exceeds the gross domestic product (GDP) of Japan, but does this mean that life will become worse not only for investors, but also for ordinary people who are far from investing in stocks? Vox ...