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Markets Sell-Off Further As Central Banks Around The Globe Act Again
The Federal Reserve stepped up its response to the coronavirus epidemic last night, cutting the benchmark interest rate to a 0-0.25% range and announcing that it will buy $700bn in US Treasuries and mortgage backed securities.
Cryptos Plummet Overnight After Worst Day For Markets Since 1987
Cryptoassets plunged to their lowest levels for almost a year and Asian markets saw continued selling overnight. Bitcoin briefly acquired a valuation less than $4k but has now rebounded and is challenging the $6,000 mark.
Bank Of England Slashes Rates In Emergency Cut As Global Markets Assess Virus Spread
In the UK this morning, the Bank of England cut interest rates by 50 basis points to 0.25% in a near-unprecedented step, taking them back to a record low level not seen since the financial crisis.
Markets Fight Back After Worst Day For Stocks Since 2008
Markets around the world rallied overnight and this morning after one of the worst days on record. Monday saw the biggest one day decline since the 2008 financial crisis, trumping last week’s rout.
Volatility Continues To Spike, Euro Continues To Rally
Selling pressure has continued this morning as fears grow of a global economic slowdown, 2-3% moves or greater have been the norm this week as the volatility index or VIX is at multi-year highs.
Biden Bounce Short Lived As Virus Spread Continues
While the coronavirus epidemic was still very much front of mind on Wednesday, Joe Biden’s Super Tuesday surge in the race for the Democratic nomination drove markets higher.
Boris Plays Brexit Hardball
Over the past few weeks, the news has been busy with floods, Megxit and Covid 19, but this week Brexit came back with a bang, as the UK set out its demands for a trade deal – and the EU didn’t like a lot of it.
Dow Posts Best Day Since 2009 But Asian Markets Fragile As Australia Cuts Rates
Analysts’ hopes that the Federal Reserve will step in with interest rate cuts and stabilise markets sent shares soaring yesterday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average jumping 5.1% to deliver its best day since 2009.
Dow Sees Biggest Fall Ever As Stocks Enter Correction Territory
Yesterday the Dow Jones Industrial Average index fell by 1,191 points, or 4.4%, as share indices across the globe entered correction territory amid heightening worries about the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
Sixth Straight Day Of Selling, Dollar Falling On Fed Bets
Markets are in the red again this morning but interestingly it is China which is holding up the best with the CSI 300 index in the black. However, other Asian bourses including both Hang Seng index and the Nikkei 225 were negative yesterday.
Markets Continue Their Decline, Oil Below $50
Once again markets are a sea of red this morning as investors seek safe-havens as concerns grow over the coronavirus outbreak. European markets have fallen sharply again and US futures are pointing towards more selling at the open.
Major Sell-Off Sends US Stocks Plummeting Into Negative Territory For 2020
Yesterday marked the worst sell-off of the coronavirus epidemic so far, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average sinking 3.6% – its biggest point decline in almost two years.
Stocks Plunge As Virus Fears Grow
Markets are down heavily across the board this morning as investors seek safety due to a rise in coronavirus cases outside of China.
Morgan Stanley Buying E*Trade In $13bn Deal
On Thursday, Wall Street giant Morgan Stanley announced that it is buying online broker E*Trade in a $13bn all-stock deal, which gives the firm direct-to-consumer exposure that it has been lacking versus some of its key rivals.
Gold Hits Seven Year High As Investors Look For Safe Havens, Even As Stock Prices Continue Higher
Stock prices are continuing to grind higher despite the ongoing coronavirus epidemic and warnings from companies including Apple and Adidas, with the latter revealing yesterday that its business activity in China has tumbled by 85%.
Franklin Templeton Buying Legg Mason To Create $1.5trn Asset Management Giant
Franklin Resources (BEN) – the parent company of Franklin Templeton – announced that it is buying rival asset management firm Legg Mason (LM) for $4.5bn cash, in a deal that will see it take on around $2bn of Legg Mason’s debt.
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