Archiv für den Monat: November 2020
Tabula rasa bei Corestate
Großbritannien: Zulassung von Biontech-Impfstoff in dieser Woche?
Top Wall Street analysts are betting on these stocks heading into December
TipRanks analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street’s best-performing stocks, like Anaplan and Autodesk
Congress stalled on stimulus talks and time is running out as millions face a ‚benefits cliff‘
Another weekly boost to unemployment benefits would most likely be part of any upcoming stimulus bill. However, negotiations are currently at an impasse.
US Dollar Forecast: USD Faces Immediate Downside Risks on Month-End Flows
A liquidity thinned week has had the USD on the backfoot with the greenback now below 92.00.
Dow Jones, DAX 30, FTSE 100 Forecasts for the Week Ahead
Whilst bullish momentum remains in equity markets after an impressive month of November, overbought conditions are beginning to show
UK poised to become the first western country to approve a Covid-19 vaccine
So report the Financial Times, saying the drug regulator in the country is . (FT may be gated.)
The UK’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency has the power to temporarily authorise products, in cases of urgent public need, thus bypassing the normal approval required from the European Medicines Agency (what this means is that while the
The UK’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency has the power to temporarily authorise products, in cases of urgent public need, thus bypassing the normal approval required from the European Medicines Agency (what this means is that while the
UK Times says EU Commission President expected to speak with UK PM ‚within hours‘ ( … but there’s a but)
The UK Times reports over the weekend that the Commission has begun to „lean on“ EU negotiator Michel Barnier to get a trade deal with the UK.
The but? Reuters cite an unnamed British source saying there is no call currently scheduled.
The but? Reuters cite an unnamed British source saying there is no call currently scheduled.
Boe Chief Economist Haldane highlights 2 factors that could send inflation higher than expected
Bank of England Chief Economist Andy Haldane has made weekend comments on COVID-19 vaccines, policy stimulus, and central bank independence.
On inflation, he said it could rise by more than anticipated in the medium term due to:
On inflation, he said it could rise by more than anticipated in the medium term due to: