Weekly Talk

Stocks held a late one-week rally after Gilead Sciences reported drug Remdesivir to significantly reduce COVID-19 mortality. Most world equity markets were struggling earlier as investors believed that rising coronavirus cases could bring back the pace of economic recovery. Large technology and Internet companies had large gains in stocks, which …

Equities jumped, bond yields rose, and after crude oil prices improved better than expected, economic data suggested that most economies were reversing rapidly after the easing of lockdowns in many countries. Expectations of rapid recovery have improved sharply due to an increase in coronavirus cases and warnings from Jerome Powell, …

Global stock markets retreated, with gold prices falling and bond yields falling as COVID-19 cases spiked in Japan, Germany, Australia, and the United States, prompting investors to worry about reopening trade. The speed may be slow or reverse. The week of equity began with a gain of two days, raised …

Global stock markets climbed as investors became more confident in the economic rebound and reduced the likelihood of further trade-offs due to the increasing number of coronavirus cases. Equities worldwide made the leap, mainly after the US fiscal stimulus, and then the Federal Reserve (Fed) pledged to begin buying a …

Global equity markets pulled back this week, ending a string of consecutive weekly gains that erased year-over-year losses for some key indices. This was in response to intensifying the virus case in some parts of the United States. Additionally, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) issued a bleak …

Global indices increased their notable rally as manufacturing indices indicated improvement across Europe, North America, and China, and employment data suggested that the economy was growing faster than expected. Canada’s benchmark S & P / TSX Composite Index has now moved up 10 out of the last 11 weeks. The …

The week began quietly with the US, UK, and several markets in Asia closed on Monday. When trading resumed, global equities climbed as investors were encouraged by more signs of reopening the economy. The data also suggested that COVID-19 may be less severe than predicted by economic damage from the …

Global equities retreated this week after new COVID-19 cases climbed in several countries, with measures previously taken to ease economic sanctions – notably South Korea and Germany. In Wuhan, China, where the epidemic began, the city saw new cases for the first time since the lockout ended last month. In …

Canada’s S & P / TSX Composite Index has extended its winning streak to seven weeks and has now regained more than half of the ground lost in the COVID-19 sell-off that hit its lows on March 23 Had reached Equity around the world continued mostly in the form of …

An improvement in investor confidence as the COVID-19 transition rate receded or declined raised equity markets around the world. It announced plans to partially reopen from several countries including the US, Italy, and France. The growing optimism was supported through central bank actions and reports that an experimental drug from …