Nordkorea will keine Athleten zu den Olympischen Spielen in Tokio schicken. Als Begründung nannte das Sportministerium gesundheitliche Risiken wegen der Corona-Pandemie. Südkorea erklärte sein Bedauern. mehr
Corona und Russland: Ukraine kämpft mit der Doppelkrise
Corona hat die Ukraine hart getroffen, die Zahlen der Infizierten und Toten sind hoch. Mitten in dieser Krise trifft das Land eine weitere Sorge: ungewöhnliche Truppenbewegungen Russlands. Von G. Dornbüth. mehr
Locken und drohen – EU-Spitze reist in die Türkei
EU-Kommissionschefin von der Leyen und EU-Ratspräsident Michel reisen für Gespräche in die Türkei. Locken und Drohen – mit dieser Strategie sollen die Beziehungen entkrampft werden. Von Helga Schmidt. mehr
Tesla (TSLA) Keeps Winning Its War Against Its Bears
Tesla permabears are always coming up with excuses. What will the next one be?
Oil Prices Fall on Rising OPEC+ Supply, Higher Iranian Output
Daily energy market commentary provided by Nasdaq Corporate Solutions Advisory Services‘ Energy Team.
Daily Markets: Markets Feeling Upbeat After Friday’s U.S. Jobs Report
Markets are in a celebratory mood coming back from the Easter 3-day weekend, thanks to the strong March jobs report for the U.S. that came out Friday
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Tesla, GameStop, Roblox & more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Tesla, GameStop, Roblox, and more.
Dow jumps 300 points to a record as blowout jobs report boosts confidence
The Labor Department reported Friday that nonfarm payrolls increased by 916,000 in March, the highest since August 2020
Parts of big tech and health care will bloom this month, BTIG’s Julian Emanuel predicts
BTIG’s Julian Emanuel expects the rotation into value stocks to lose momentum.
Nomura reportedly to finalise, disclose losses tied to Archegos episode later this month
NHK reports
The initial estimates at the end of Q1 had Nomura sitting on roughly $2 billion losses – one of the worst-hit firms from the whole Archegos episode. While this is a rare event in the market, it isn’t one that investors are too concerned about anymore.
The initial estimates at the end of Q1 had Nomura sitting on roughly $2 billion losses – one of the worst-hit firms from the whole Archegos episode. While this is a rare event in the market, it isn’t one that investors are too concerned about anymore.