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Euro zone finance ministers failed to reach an agreement Wednesday on how to provide additional stimulus to weather the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The COVID-19 virus, which emerged in China in late 2019, has brought the major European.

The hopes of the markets are not yet fulfilled: the peak of the spreading of the disease in the United States has not yet peaked. However, amid the stabilisation of this numbers, the stock indices showed growth, reckoning on the.

Wall Street rose on Tuesday on early signs of the coronavirus outbreak plateauing in some of the biggest U.S. hot spots, with the New York state’s governor saying social distancing measures to curtail the spread of the virus were working..

Saudi Arabia, Russia and allied oil producers will only agree to deep cuts to their crude output at talks this week if the United States and several others join in with curbs to help prop up prices that have been.

Market overview Futures for S&P500 added 3.0% after 7% jump a day earlier on optimism around slowing the spread of coronavirus and news of more stimulus in Italy (+ 350bn), Japan (>$1 trillion) in the US (+ $ 1 trillion)..

Stocks surged the most in almost two weeks after the reported death tolls in some of the world’s coronavirus hot spots showed signs of easing. The yen weakened and Treasuries fell. The benchmark S&P 500 Index surged late in the.

Bitcoin (BTC) bulls showed up early Monday morning and took full control of Bitcoin price by sending the price through the $6,900-$7,200 resistance zone to a nearly 4-week high of $7,454. The surge to $7,454 occurred as the United States’.

American indices closed the trading session on Monday with 7% growth on S&P500 and 7.7% on Dow Jones. Both indices closed above the levels of the previous rebound at the end of March, further fueling the growth of foreign bourses.

Since late March, scientists warned that Japan is likely to be the next hot spot of coronavirus after the U.S. On April 4, Tokyo recorded more than 100 confirmed cases on a single day for the first time as governments.

Former Fed Chair Janet Yellen says Congress should consider allowing the Federal Reserve to buy stocks. She said that, while it’s not necessary, it might be a good idea: It would be a substantial change to give the Federal Reserve.

Russia has been accused of sowing misinformation and distrust in Europe over the coronavirus pandemic, and its efforts to send aid to the U.S. and Italy — two of the worst affected countries — have been met with skepticism. However,.

World leaders have rallied around U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, sending him their best wishes and wishing him a speedy recovery after his admission to an intensive care unit Monday evening as his coronavirus symptoms worsened. President Donald Trump sent.