<div> <h3>US Claims</h3> <p>3.283 million new unemployed in a single week – Massive new record, previous biggest weekly claim was Oct 1982 – 0.695 million. How temporary will this be is the key question and how much stimulus and support will the US economy need?</p> <p><iframe src="htt
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GER30: Back to risk-off….but for how long?
<p>EGBs have rallied with Treasuries and with Eurozone spreads coming in after the ECB confirmed that it will drop issuer limits in its EUR 750 bln QE program. Tapping the ESM and finally using Draghi’s OMT program are also on the cards for the Eurozone as governments try to limit the impact of the pandemic. […]
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<p>This post will show you the process for XM registration with the latest step by step year 2020 activation procedures. Open an Account can be done in just 5 minutes! Simply follow the instruction below for Opening an XM Account.</p> <p>XM is a highly recommended forex broker. XM has been ranked no. 1 in the […]
(26 March 2020)DAILY MARKET BRIEF 2:Gold liquidity issues cause volatility as refineries close.
<p>Gold rallied to $1637 per oz. The actual positive move in gold prices are backed by a shortage of physical gold in the markets as a result of ceased activity in gold refineries due to the Covid-19 outbreak. This situation causes liquidity issues in gold markets, which mostly explains the recent rise in price volatility […]
(26 March 2020)DAILY MARKET BRIEF 1:Equities mixed.
<p>After an early drop to the negative territory, US stocks eventually recovered, and two of the three leading US stock indices ended the Wednesday session in the green. As such, we saw two consecutive-day gains in the US stocks for the first time since the coronavirus-led freefall began. The S&P500 (+1.15%) consolidated gains followi