Dow Jones index breaks 30,000 mark
The world's best-known stock index broke the 30,000 mark and created psychological support at a time when the US economy is being crushed by the coronavirus, leaving millions unemployed behind.
Stocks in China and South Korea break records
Chinese and South Korean blue chips have started a new trading week at new highs. The Shanghai Stock Exchange index CSI300 firmed more than one...
The Dow Jones erased his losses this year. What will be next?
One of the main indices of the New York Stock Exchange managed to climb to the level at which it was last before the...
U.S. stocks haven’t kept up a positive trend in recent days
Wednesday's trading on Wall Street marked further progress in the development of an effective coronavirus vaccine or the return of Boeing 737 MAX to...
Wall Street says Donald Trump won’t reverse election result
Investors in US financial markets feared before the presidential election that Donald Trump would not want to leave office in the event of a...
Pfizer and BioNTech have an effective coronavirus vaccine. Markets are growing
Stocks in Europe and the United States were on a wave of unprecedented optimism at the start of the new trading week. It is...
U.S. election stalemate plunges stocks
Although the us presidential vote count takes an unusually long time, and the new US president may not be decided by a court, markets...
The Hong Kong Stock Exchange strengthened earlier in the week. Despite China
Shares on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange ended Monday trading more than half a percent stronger. The financial sector and utility stocks have signed up...
Chinese financial giant Ant Group is heading for the stock market. US sanctions will...
The public subscription of shares of the Chinese financial company Ant Group is unlikely to suffer from US restrictions. The company goes public for...
Trump’s COVID-19 disease will increase market volatility, experts say
When it became clear at the end of the week that Donald Trump and his wife Melania were positive for the coronavirus, stock markets...
