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Investors are likely to look past what promises to be one of the worst U.S. jobless claims reports in history as they maintain a focus on the coronavirus’ spread and details of the government’s stimulus measures. Most investors have already.

Market overview US markets paused growth on Wednesday after jumping 9.4% SPX on Tuesday (strongest since 2008). Despite large-scale stimulus, it is difficult for major indexes to demonstrate back-to-back growth. SPX -1.0%, FTSE100 + 2.0%, EuroStoxx50 -0.4%. DXY is falling.

The analogies with the times of the Great Depression are still with us. The American market spiked yesterday by 9.4% on the S&P 500 and by 11.4% on Dow Jones. Dow showed its largest one-day gain since 1933. It took.

Oil prices extended gains for a third session on Wednesday, rising alongside broader financial markets on hopes Washington will soon approve a massive aid package to stem the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic. U.S. crude touched a high of.

After a successful break above the $6,500 resistance, bitcoin extended its rise above $6,700 against the US Dollar. BTC price broke the $6,800 resistance and settled above the 100 hourly simple moving average. A high is formed near $6,880 and.

Traders around the world dumped the dollar in favor of risk assets as moves by U.S. leaders to support the world’s largest economy spurred relief across markets hampered by liquidity strains. The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index declined 0.6%, ending a.

The United States could become the global epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, the World Health Organization said on Tuesday, as India announced a full 24-hour, nationwide lockdown in the world’s second-most populous country. India joined the ranks of Britain and.

Investors hunting for safe spots to park their money should look to Asia now amid the current pandemic, analysts said, highlighting that the region is much more prepared economically to ride out the current crisis compared to the West. Additionally,.

Stock futures were positive in early Wednesday morning trading, following Tuesday’s historic rally, as the White House and Senate reached a deal on a coronavirus stimulus bill. As of around 2:43 a.m. ET, futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Average.

India will begin the world’s largest lockdown, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced in a TV address Tuesday night, warning that anyone going outside risked inviting the coronavirus inside their homes, and pledging $2 billion to bolster the country’s beleaguered health.

Sales on global stock markets were replaced by purchases on the back of extensive liquidity support measures and asset purchases on balance sheets, launched by major central banks. On top of this, governments are increasing measures to support small businesses.

U.S. index futures and European stocks rallied alongside Asian shares on Tuesday after global equities hit their lowest level since 2016, while the dollar snapped a 10-day winning streak and Treasuries dipped as appetite for riskier assets revived. Contracts on.