Non-farm payrolls shake up markets, here are the top 3 scenarios of what could happen.
Banks in the euro area have recorded an increase in demand for emergency credit from corporate clients during the first quarter. This according to a survey of bank lending released by the European Central
Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said today that oil markets will begin to balance once the production agreement takes effect in May, while it is unlikely that there will be a significant increase in
US net oil producers, refiners and pipelines are competing for cash and are likely facing restructuring because they are struggling under the burden of heavy debt and shocks in both supply and
Following the recent strong fall in global oil prices, Goldman Sachs expects the markets to gradually come back to balance
US oil futures traded in a negative range on Tuesday, after nearly $40 in the previous session, plunging to their first ever drop below zero levels, as fears of running out of storage space in the sector increased due to oversupply.
Crude oil futures fell on Monday with US futures falling more than 10% to levels not seen since 1999 amid concerns that US storage facilities will soon become full as demand fades due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
According to a Reuters poll of analysts, China is widely expected to cut its record lending rate on Monday to provide more support to the economy affected by the coronavirus, which contracted for the first time in the first quarter.
President Donald Trump set new guidelines yesterday for the United States to exit the closure due to the coronavirus in a three-step approach aimed at reviving the US economy even as the country continues to fight the epidemic.
Prices may be delayed by 5 seconds. Prices above are subject to our website terms and conditions. Prices are indicative only
© 2023 Equiti, All Rights Reserved