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The market is still trying to figure it all out into Thursday, though the tone has been leaning to the risk off side. It’s unclear what exactly is behind the move, with some attributing it to second wave coronavirus fears, some looking at the more downbeat Fed outlook, and others citing geopolitical tension. read report
If the market was feeling good about the prospect of the global economy opening back up after suffering through an extended period of lockdown from the coronavirus, it seems to be feeling that much better after hearing the latest from Fed Chair Jerome Powell. read report
It’s been hard to keep track of all the stimulus efforts around the globe, in response to anticipated fallout from the global pandemic that is the coronavirus. The latest fiscal stimulus packages have come out of the US, UK and Canada, while central banks are continuing to try to be creative wherever they can be. read report
It’s been a back and forth affair as far as assessing coronavirus fallout goes. Into Tuesday, investors are back to being apprehensive about the outlook as headlines prove to be less favourable. Tech giant Apple has come out with guidance that it doesn't expect to meet its revenue target for Q1, while HSBC has announced massive restructuring charges. read report
