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Global economy to stage vigorous recovery; jobs growth to lag
Global economy to stage vigorous recovery; jobs growth to lag.

The global economy will recover this year from its coronavirus slump at a pace not seen since the 1970s as strong momentum builds in most major economies, according to Reuters polls of over 500 economists. That optimism was largely led.

New Covid variant detected at Texas A&M lab shows signs of antibody resistance and more severe illness in young people
New Covid variant detected at Texas A&M lab shows signs of antibody resistance and more severe illness in young people.

Scientists at Texas A&M University’s Global Health Research Complex say they’ve detected a new Covid-19 variant that shows signs of a more contagious strain that causes more severe illness and appears to be resistant to antibodies. The new variant, BV-1,.

Dovish ECB tone hit the Euro
Dovish ECB tone hit the Euro.

The ECB kept policy unchanged, which helped the euro develop intraday gains right up to Lagarde’s press conference. However, the European Central Bank president’s comments should be seen as very dovish, weighing on the euro’s strength. It won’t be surprising.

Asia-Pacific shares struggle for direction in mixed trading day
Asia-Pacific shares struggle for direction in mixed trading day.

Stocks in Asia-Pacific were mixed in Friday morning trade following an overnight drop on Wall Street. The Nikkei 225 in Japan fell 0.63% in morning trade while the Topix index shed 0.39%. Earlier, the Nikkei 225 had fallen more than.

Rich countries are refusing to waive the rights on Covid vaccines as global cases hit record levels
Rich countries are refusing to waive the rights on Covid vaccines as global cases hit record levels.

The U.S., Canada and U.K. are among some of the high-income countries actively blocking a patent-waiver proposal designed to boost the global production of Covid-19 vaccines. It comes as coronavirus cases worldwide surge to their highest level so far and.

ECB meeting has the potential to dramatically affect the euro
ECB meeting has the potential to dramatically affect the euro.

Buyers dominated the US markets on Wednesday, which explains the surge in Asian markets on Thursday morning. Previously, we pointed out that the drawdown from the beginning of the week promises to be short-lived. It affected too narrow a spectrum.

Britain shows fledgling signs of economic recovery
Britain shows fledgling signs of economic recovery.

Britain is showing signs of economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic as it gradually relaxes its latest lockdown measures, according to a range of timely and forward-looking indicators. The world’s fifth-biggest economy shrank by almost 10% in 2020, a more.

Romanian Programmer Turns ‘Crazy Idea’ Into $6 Billion Fortune
Romanian Programmer Turns ‘Crazy Idea’ Into $6 Billion Fortune.

Daniel Dines struggled with life in the U.S. after leaving his native Romania in 2001 to work for Microsoft Corp., but the experience created the foundation for one of the world’s biggest fortunes. The software programmer returned to his homeland.

U.S. inflation could hit 3% or 4% by the middle of 2022, veteran strategist warns
U.S. inflation could hit 3% or 4% by the middle of 2022, veteran strategist warns.

More and more strategists believe investors are underestimating the outlook for consumer prices. David Roche, president of investment firm Independent Strategy, is among them. He told CNBC on Wednesday that the U.S. inflation rate, which stood at 2.6% in March.

Dow rises 200 points as economic recovery plays rebound
Dow rises 200 points as economic recovery plays rebound.

U.S. stocks rose on Wednesday led by a rebound in cyclical names as equities tried to recover from two straight days of losses. The S&P 500 inched up 0.4%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 200 points. The tech-heavy.

CAD soars as BoC lowers QE
CAD soars as BoC lowers QE.

The Bank of Canada has turned towards monetary policy normalisation. From next week, purchases of government bonds on the balance sheet of the central bank will be reduced from 4 billion to 3 billion. In a commentary on the decision,.

Market pullback halts the Dollar’s fall
Market pullback halts the Dollar’s fall.

The Dollar has halted its decline near 7-week lows in the DXY index amid a pullback in stock indices from recent highs. The 0.4% DXY rise from intraday lows on Tuesday was the strongest in this month, which shows well.

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