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[Global Market] US stocks fell across the board in late trading, Musk received a huge "red envelope" of more than $ 700 million
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【Global Market】 The Dow rose more than 2% and exceeded 25,000 points. The Fed's Beige Book shows that the outlook is still highly uncertain.
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[Global Markets] Global stock markets rose, Dow closed up 500 points, the EU bailout plan will be fully launched next month
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【Global Market】 European major stock indexes rose nearly 2%
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Market Express: Economic growth concerns and geopolitical crisis stimulate market demand for safe-haven, gold dollar rises
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【Global Market】 Pharmaceutical news influences market sentiment
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[Global Market] The global anti-epidemic has ushered in a number of heavy positives, and market sentiment has quickly recovered
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[Global Market] PMI strikes in many countries around the world, FED officials speak frequently, and U.S. oil regains the 30 mark, hitting a two-month high
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[Global Markets] The number of initial jobless claims in the United States fell for six consecutive times, the Dow closed up nearly 400 points, the US oil closed up 9%, returning to a six-week high
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[Global Market] Powell hinted at refusing "negative interest rates", CFTC issued a warning on the risk of negative futures prices
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[Global Market] Investors worry about the risk of premature resumption of work, the three major US stock indexes fell
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[Global Market] This week ushered in a lot of economic data from China, and the New Zealand Federal Reserve ’s interest rate resolution struck
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[Global Market] Negative interest rate concerns push up gold prices, Saudi Arabia raises crude oil prices in June but benefits are limited
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【Global Market】 Economic restart has become the main theme in the world. US employment data continues to affect market sentiment
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[Global Markets] The global economy is gradually unblocked, and European and American stock markets continue to rebound; overnight WTI crude oil closed up 20.46%, and the May 1st holiday rose more than 45%
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[Global Market] The US dollar rose and the euro fell sharply, gold rushed back down and stood firm at 1700, oil prices surged 8% to a two-week high
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[Global Market] This week, we will meet the Reserve Bank of Australia and the Bank of England interest rate resolution, or may encounter the worst non-agricultural employment report in the history of the United States
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[Global Markets] US GDP fell by 4.8% in the first quarter, the worst performance since the fourth quarter of 2008
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[Global Market] US stocks opened higher and lower, the three major stock indexes closed down collectively; OPEC ’s crude oil exports surged in April, and US oil plunged 20% on Tuesday
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Market Express: European and American countries plan to restart the economy, market risk sentiment returns
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