The Dow Jones erased the gains made yesterday as investors focused on the falling oil prices and weak corporate earnings....
FTSE 100 retreat after the International Monetary Fund said that the global economy would suffer the worst recession in 2020...
The DAX index declined slightly as investors waited for an important meeting between Angela Merkel and heads of the country’s...
Unlike its other counterparts like the DAX Index and Nikkei 225, the FTSE 100 finished today’s trading in the red....
S&P 500 posts substantial gains in early trading as investors attention shift from fear to seeking for opportunities in the heavily battered stocks. Amazon (AMZN) stock hits all-time highs
The Nasdaq 100 futures are up 2.25% on a day that has seen market optimism by investors in the global...
Nasdaq 100 futures point to a positive opening in cash markets as the coronavirus infection, and the death rate drops...
The Dow Jones industrial average rose today as the market started to receive corporate earnings. Johnson and Johnson was the first major company to release its earnings. The company said that it made more than $20.7 billion, which was higher than the consensus estimates of $19.47 billion. The company made a net income of $2.30 per share and boosted its dividend from $0.95 to $1.01. However, the company slashed its outlook for the year to between $7.50 and $7.90 per share from the previous $8.95 and $9.10. This helped raise its stock by almost three per cent.
FTSE 100 started on positive foot but turned lower in early trading. Better exports data from China showing that Chinese...
The DAX index was little moved as the government started preparing for easing restrictions on movement. In a statement, Leopoldina,...
The Nikkei 225 index rallied today as investors started pricing-in a rebound after the coronavirus pandemic. The biggest news was from China, where the country’s exports, imports, and the trade balance bounced back in March.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen more than 600 points in Monday’s trading session as the markets are starting...