The FTSE 100 index rose slightly as investors waited for the Federal Reserve. The index rose by 0.50% and is...
Dax index started higher on Wednesday following heavy losses in yesterday’s session, as investors eyed the monetary policy decision from...
Asian stocks and ASX 200 digest the recent three-month highs and trading mixed ahead of the Fed decision later today. Investors sentiment has boosted by better than expected unemployment data from the USA
The Hang Seng index rose slightly as investors reacted to mixed messages about Hong Kong. HSBC, whose share price declined by more than 1.1% was the most active stocks in the index.
The Nikkei 225 index was little changed today as investors remained calm ahead of the interest rate decision by the...
Pervading risk-off sentiment across world markets is starting to pinch the Nasdaq 100, as the index asset traded 0.26% lower...
S&P 500 futures retreat in premarket after yesterday erased all of 2020 losses and investors taking some money off the table. Optimism about the reopening of the economy fades away today
The Dow Jones declined by more than 0.85% as investors waited for the Federal Reserve interest rate decision. Investors are also concerned about the growing geopolitical tensions and a potential upswing in coronavirus cases after weeks of protests. The fear and greed index, which was developed by CNN Money has ticked higher and is now at 68, which is a sign that greed has returned to the market.
FTSE 100 starts lower as investors are booking some profits from the relief rally. The World Health Organization said that...
The DAX index declined by more than 0.90% as the recent rally took a breather. The index is trading at €12,720, which is a few points below the March high of €13,817. The divide between the gainers and laggards was similar, with Lufthansa being the best-performing stock in the index.
The Nikkei 225 was the biggest laggard in Asia today. The index dropped by 0.35% and is now trading at ¥23,096, which is inches below the yesterday’s high of ¥23,175. The other laggard in Asia-Pacific was DJ New Zealand, which declined by more than 2%. On the other hand, the Hang Seng was the best-performing index after the government agreed to bailout Cathay Pacific.
The Hang Seng index was among the best-performing indices in Asia today. The index, which is in its seventh day...