Vytenis Šimkus. Will the stock growth run out of steam?
The stock market looks unstoppable, and the bull market has been practically continuous for four years. Despite rising interest rates and geopolitical upheavals, global stocks…
The stock market looks unstoppable, and the bull market has been practically continuous for four years. Despite rising interest rates and geopolitical upheavals, global stocks…
Last week, markets were driven by energy and assets considered safe by investors: oil, gas, gold, and silver sharply increased in price due to the stalemate in the Persian Gulf and weakening…
South Korean chip manufacturing giant Samsung Electronics announced on Friday plans to buy back up to 80 billion USD worth of its shares to increase returns to shareholders….
Bitcoin price jumped sharply on Friday due to optimism related to US cryptocurrency legislation and due to the unexpected decision by the US Treasury to buy back more of its…
On Friday, stock prices in Asia rose slightly as investors assessed the US Treasury’s move aimed at reducing long-term bond interest rates. Meanwhile, analysts…
South Korean chip manufacturing giant SK hynix announced on Wednesday its intention to buy back its shares for a record $28.9 billion, as the company aims to reassure…
On Wednesday, the focus of investors was once again on technology sector company stocks, which suffered another sharp blow due to a sudden surge in bond interest rates,…
US Treasury bond yields jumped on Tuesday to the highest level since 2007, reflecting rising price pressures due to the war in the Middle East and growing concerns…
On Tuesday, oil prices continue to rise, while stock market indices fluctuate, as there is still no agreement between the US and Iran regarding the opening of the Strait of Hormuz.
On Thursday, stocks rose the most in Seoul as investors continued to buy technology company shares following the recent sell-off. Their confidence was also boosted by…