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Warren Buffett is taking a cautious approach to the coronavirus outbreak. …read more […]
Warren Buffett is taking a cautious approach to the coronavirus outbreak. …read more […]
Stacey Cunningham, President of the New York Stock Exchange, joins Yahoo Finance’s Ines Ferre to discuss the impact of the coronavirus on the markets and what procedures are in place to prevent further declines. …read more […]
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio, whose main Bridgewater Associates LP hedge fund fell sharply amid the coronavirus-led market rout, is concerned about the combination of zero interest rate policy and the growing health pandemic, he said in a note Monday. “I have been concerned that when the economic downturn would come, it would lead to hitting the 0% interest rate in an economic downturn with a lot of debt outstanding and big wealth and political gaps the way that configuration of events happened the 1930s,” Dalio wrote. On Sunday, the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates to a target …read more […]
The S&P 500 index plunged over 9% on Monday as trading resumed after an initial automatic 15-minute cutout, driven by mounting fears of the damage the coronavirus is doing to the global economy.
German airline Lufthansa said it would further cut its flight schedule after Monday’s announcement that its Austrian Airlines division was scrapping all flights in response to the coronavirus-induced collapse in passenger demand.
French carmaker PSA said on Monday the company will close its European factories until March 27 due to the coronavirus outbreak spread.
Due to recent events, investors are wondering “what are the stocks that have dropped the most?”
For over a month now the stock market has been declining. On February 12th, the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit an all time high at 29,568.57. Since then, just one month later, the Dow has dropped all the way down to 21,154.46. This news triggered the announcement of a bear market, the first since 2009. However, following President Trump’s speech on Friday, the market did get a nice boost, rallying back to 23,173.99. President Trump was quite proud of this, announcing the “BIGGEST STOCK MARKET …read more […]
Lockheed Martin Corp said on Monday company veteran Marillyn Hewson will step down as chief executive officer, and tapped board member and American Tower Corp boss James Taiclet as her replacement.
The novel coronavirus is dominating headlines around the world right now. But in Maxim Group’s latest report on Inovio Pharmaceuticals (INO), COVID-19 merits hardly a mention. Turns out, Maxim loves this stock, but not only because of Coronavirus.In Maxim’s note, analyst Jason McCarthy notes that “it’s too early to tell” if Inovio is “a COVID-19 play.” On the one hand, “Inovio has rapidly developed its DNA-based COVID-19 vaccine, INO-4800.” Within just three hours of receiving its first sample of the virus’s genetic sequence, Inovio already had the vaccine candidate prepared “using its DNA-based vaccine platform,” and began “preclinical development.”Like Novavax …read more […]
There’s good news on the horizon for Americans: bond yields have dropped to historic lows, trimming borrowing costs on mortgages and student loans. …read more […]
Yahoo Finance’s Brian Cheung joins Alexis Christoforous and Brian Sozzi to discuss the Federal Reserve’s rate cut and what impact that will have on the markets. …read more […]
Energy investor EnCap Investments pulled off a rarity in the U.S. shale business earlier this month, the $2.5 billion sale of oil producer Felix Energy to rival WPX Energy Inc, striking a deal at a time when energy mergers have all but dried up.
As markets continue to plummet amid the coronavirus, some are looking to China’s market data from early 2020 to see how badly America will be affected. Yahoo Finance’s Emily McCormick joins The First Trade to discuss. …read more […]
Tal Cohen, Executive Vice President at Nasdaq, joins Yahoo Finance’s Alexis Christoforous and Brian Sozzi to discuss his views on the markets amid the COVID-19 outbreak. …read more […]
Stock markets and oil prices continued to nose-dive on Monday after the second emergency cut in U.S. interest rates in as many weeks — effectively to zero — and supportive measures from all corners failed to quell coronavirus fears.
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