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President Donald Trump signed a $2 trillion coronavirus relief bill on Friday, as Washington tries to blunt economic destruction from the pandemic ripping through the United States. The House earlier passed the stimulus package, believed to be the largest in.

Market overview US indices are losing 3.5% on Friday after 6.4% growth a day earlier. The market rebound due to injections of liquidity from the Central Bank and massive incentives stalls amid signals of a weakening economy. DXY loses the.

American indices rose by more than 6% at the end of trading on Thursday. On Friday, Asian indices supported the growth after some fluctuations. Expectations of government stimulus intensified investors’ purchases. $2.2 trillion from the U.S. government was complemented by.

In the stock market lately, only one thing is constant: speed. After falling into a bear market at the fastest rate ever, the S&P 500 just recorded its quickest three-day advance in nine decades. As absurd as it may seem,.

Coronavirus cases in the U.S. have accelerated so fast – jumping by 18,000 cases on Thursday – the nation has overtaken China to officially become the epicentre of the Covid-19 outbreak. The U.S. currently has 85,991 confirmed cases, according to.

Investors could be forgiven for doing a double-take: Wait, we’re back in a bull market? The Dow Jones Industrial Average’s surge of over 20% from its coronavirus-induced recent low this week, by one definition used on Wall Street, suggests a.

Leaders of the Group of 20 major economies pledged on Thursday to inject over $5 trillion into the global economy to limit job and income losses from the coronavirus and “do whatever it takes to overcome the pandemic.” Showing more.

The United States now has more confirmed coronavirus cases than Italy and China, making it the country with the largest outbreak in the world. The total number of cases in the U.S. reached 82,404 Thursday evening, eclipsing China’s 81,782 cases.

Chinese President Xi Jinping called on leaders from the Group of 20 nations for greater international coordination of macroeconomic policy to restore confidence in global growth in face of the impact of the coronavirus. Leaders from major world economies, including.

Stocks surged for a third straight day on Thursday as investors shrugged off the release of record-breaking initial jobless claims while the Senate passed a massive economic stimulus bill amid the coronavirus outbreak. The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped more.

Streets in India normally bustling with people and traffic stayed empty Wednesday as the country of 1.3 billion people endured the first day of a national lockdown brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the new.

Global markets were very enthusiastic in their reaction to the approval of massive stimulus packages in the United States and Germany. The US indices climbed two consecutive days, which was the first time this month. German DAX, as well as.