
Japan’s Nikkei 225 Enters Fifth Straight Losing Plunge as Global Economy Fluctuates
The Nikkei is reflecting a general plunge in the global financial economy as it saw a plunge today despite hitting a high last week.
The Nikkei is reflecting a general plunge in the global financial economy as it saw a plunge today despite hitting a high last week.
There is a marked reduction in European stocks largely caused by the general apprehensiveness in the global economy.
The UK IPO market has come under scrutiny as analysts believe it has lost its appeal in attracting big-name tech listings.
The growth in the European indices recorded an encompassing ripple effect that spread to other major Asia-Pacific markets.
The European stocks have experienced more headwinds in the past few months after the Kremlin imposed an indefinite oil cut-off to Eurozone countries.
Development and adoption of the crypto space in the past years have prompted the expansion of mechanisms that assess the credibility of virtual tokens.
Stock traders and investors look poised for a bountiful week of earnings as they await a major interest rate decision from the Fed.
Following a two-day decline, European shares are on the mend again as investors assess data on eurozone producer and consumer prices.
European stocks weaken as Thursday trading began as inflation worries and a potential global economic slowdown continue to loom.
General underperformance plagued stock futures and indexes across three continents following heightened tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
World leaders are notably calculating the right responses to the ongoing attack on Ukraine. While sanctions have been announced, it has done nothing to deter Putin from proceeding with the attack which has been a major concern for the past few weeks.
The UK’s current inflation rate surpassed the 5.2% expectation of economists, ahead of the BoE’s next meeting in February.
With the restrictions, the entire global market will slip to the downturn experienced in the first quarter and an early second quarter last year when the COVID-19 pandemic was just building its harsh momentum.
The growth currently observed in the global stock market may be the tip of the iceberg compared to the period when a vaccine will be approved by authorities around the world and will go into wider circulation.
It’s not just Bitcoin that investors have been flocking to. Ethereum is currently worth more than $310, more than double where it started the year.