The Wall Street indexes fell as fears of nuclear war rose It has been more than two months since Vladimir Putin gave the order to his troops to invade Ukraine. The diplomatic efforts by the United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Gutters continue amid fears of a nuclear war being raised. Russia uses the threat of nuclear […] More
Tech stocks cut losses on Monday morning, leading the S & P gains amid fears of an economic lockdown. Today, Wall Street begins on a high note, with tech stocks rebounding, but investors remain cautious about the market. The COVID-19 outbreak in China remains a concern for Wall Street boys, and the talk of an […] More
Wall Street ends the day with negative earnings, and investors fear the possibility of a market crash. After a disappointing week of earnings for the S&P, the Nasdaq, and the Dow Jones industrial average, investors’ sentiment became low. The S&P recorded losses for the fourth straight day, making it one of the first quarter in […] More
Despite inflationary pressures, the U.S gross domestic product will grow by 3.7%. The White House administration predicts healthy GDP growth for the rest of the year despite concerns about the Federal Reserve’s tightening policy and the war. The White House forecasts were basically based on the international monetary fund’s new global growth projections for 2022 […] More
Netflix’s shocking report results in one of the worst-performing weeks in the tech-heavy Nasdaq index in the first quarter. A shocking subscriber and user report were released by Netflix this morning. The company lost over 200.000 subscribers by the end of the first quarter. The losses of Netflix were the first of their kind over […] More
The Federal Reserve’s tightening cycle might lead to a long-term recession by 2025. It didn’t end well for the Wall Street indexes this past week. All major industries declined for four days straight. Gold is rising as the market’s risk rises, and crude oil remains at an average of $105 per barrel. The growing risk […] More
Gold rises as stock markets close this week with major losses. The S & P, Dow Jones industrial, and the Nasdaq were still down for the second day in a row after recent concerns about commodity market prices and May interest rates. As of Friday morning, the S & P lost nearly 50 basis points, […] More
Thursday, Wall Street losses are dragging investors’ sentiments down It’s been nearly seven weeks since the start of the war between Russia and Ukraine, and now experts are describing it as the worst crisis since the Cuban crisis. The latest report revealed that the agriculture sector is suffering because of the war due to several […] More
The U.S dollar climbs to its highest level since May 14, 2021. Fears of rising global tensions between Western countries and Russia drive the U.S dollar to a new high against Euro. However, the American currency remains threatened due to recent collaboration between Russia and China. The Kremlin and Beijing agreed to conduct all oil […] More
The March Core CPI reading came below economists’ expectations. Investors finally got today’s consumer index report at 8:30 AM, which came with some positive news for the stock market. As analysis expected, March’s inflation rate is 8.4% year over year, which is the highest rate since 1981. However, as for the March consumer index, economists […] More
Amid concerns about inflation increases and a market crash, small businesses and restaurants will benefit from a $55 billion aid support. Were the Federal Reserve policymakers wrong about their inflation forecasts? Well, this is the most frequent question in recent weeks. The stock market suffered a setback this morning as investors worried about expected price […] More
The big six U.S banks’ investment banking revenues will decline by 35% in the first quarter. The Kremlin announced this morning that its special military operation might end soon since it has served its purpose. The war has increased fears and worries among global investors and banks. Today, the E.U announced that it has frozen […] More