2nd July 2020
The tug of war between an economic recovery versus a rise in coronavirus cases and geopolitical tensions continues to yo-yo equity markets.
1st July 2020
June closed with plenty of razzle-dazzle thanks to the biggest increase in US consumer confidence since November 2011.
30th June 2020
The tug of war between an economic recovery versus a rise in coronavirus cases has continued overnight. US equity markets yesterday recouped the vast majority of last week’s losses, after the Dow Jones rallied nearly 600 points, or 2.32%
26th June 2020
Global equity markets reversed yesterday morning’s losses to close in positive territory – and this positive sentiment has continued into today, with the FTSE-100 currently up around 80 points, or 1.30%.
25th June 2020
As global equity markets are currently trading on every news headline, the mood has quickly turned from positive to negative. As a result, global equity markets fell heavily yesterday – and this has unfortunately followed through into this morning.
24th June 2020
The path for global equities is never smooth or easy – and as we have previously said, because equity markets hate uncertainty (and the coronavirus outbreak is a big uncertainty), they are currently trading on every news headline.