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Senate passes bill on oversight of Chinese companies, Alibaba shares move lower
Senate passes bill on oversight of Chinese companies, Alibaba shares move lower

The Senate passed legislation on Wednesday that could ban many Chinese companies from listing shares on U.S. exchanges or raising money from American investors without adhering to Washington’s regulatory and audit standards. The bill, sponsored by Louisiana Republican Sen. John.

The oil is moving up, right into the trap
The oil is moving up, right into the trap

World markets are facing difficulties near 2-month highs. The American S&P 500 was again under increased pressure after reaching 2980 not so far from round level 3000, that was strong resistance back in 2019. The same with gold, whose rally.

Investors should question buying U.S. stocks right now, strategist says
Investors should question buying U.S. stocks right now, strategist says

Investors should think carefully about whether buying U.S. equities is the right thing to do in the current environment, a strategist has warned. Speaking to CNBC’s “Squawk Box Europe” on Wednesday, Peter Toogood, CIO of financial services business The Embark.

The UK just sold its first ever negative-yielding government bond
The UK just sold its first ever negative-yielding government bond

The U.K. borrowed at a negative interest rate for the first time on Wednesday, amid growing fears of a deep global recession and expectations of further bond-buying action from central banks. In an auction Wednesday, the country’s Debt Management Office.

GBPUSD fighting with a downtrend
GBPUSD fighting with a downtrend

The British pound is trying to swim upstream this week. It is growing, despite the sharp slowing of inflation and the first negative-rate government bonds auctions and despite the increased demand for protective assets on Tuesday. Right now, the technical.

China’s New Outbreak Shows Signs the Virus Could Be Changing
China’s New Outbreak Shows Signs the Virus Could Be Changing

Chinese doctors are seeing the coronavirus manifest differently among patients in its new cluster of cases in the northeast region compared to the original outbreak in Wuhan, suggesting that the pathogen may be changing in unknown ways and complicating efforts.

Here’s Why Ether’s Price Has Jumped 65% So Far This Year
Here’s Why Ether’s Price Has Jumped 65% So Far This Year

While bitcoin (BTC) is often discussed as the cryptocurrency best suited for turbulent times, the price of ether (ETH), the second-largest digital asset by market capitalization, has been substantially outperforming bitcoin since the start of 2020. But ether has much.

U.S. Stock Market Rattled as Millions of Jobs are Permanently Dead
U.S. Stock Market Rattled as Millions of Jobs are Permanently Dead

Unemployment claims in the U.S. continue to sharply increase as businesses struggle to deal with the economic pressure from the pandemic. The stock market is hinting at the start of a new downtrend after a week of rallying. The U.S..

Climate change turning Antarctica’s snow green
Climate change turning Antarctica’s snow green

Antarctica conjures images of an unbroken white wilderness but blooms of algae are giving parts of the frozen continent an increasingly green tinge. Warming temperatures due to climate change are helping the formation and spread of “green snow” and it.

Euro rallies on Franco-German relief fund hopes; Goldman ends short position
Euro rallies on Franco-German relief fund hopes; Goldman ends short position

The euro has rallied this week after a landmark coronavirus relief fund proposed by France and Germany provided a “meaningful positive surprise” to expectations for the common currency, according to Goldman Sachs. As of Wednesday morning, the euro was trading.

Russia’s coronavirus cases top 300,000 – Putin’s approval rating fell to 59% in April
Russia’s coronavirus cases top 300,000 – Putin’s approval rating fell to 59% in April

Putin’s approval rating fell to 59% in April, down from 63% in the previous month, according to a poll carried out by the independent Levada Center in Russia. This figure could continue to fall as the living standards of most.

The invisible ceiling for markets
The invisible ceiling for markets

Many world stock indices tested two-month highs but failed to maintain them and develop further growth. The positive dynamics of the last days or the figures of the monthly increase in exchange prices should not be misleading. Many assets are.

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