Source: Dreamstime | Author: Waingro
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The price of copper reached a 17-month bottom, falling to $350 for 100lb, continuing the decline from the previous quarter and fuelling investors’ fears of an upcoming recession.
Source: Dreamstime | Author: Waingro
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The price of copper reached a 17-month bottom, falling to $350 for 100lb, continuing the decline from the previous quarter and fuelling investors’ fears of an upcoming recession.
Source: Dreamstime | Author: Michaeljayberlin
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Persistent cost-covid hurdles, coupled with the war in Ukraine, have fueled a continent-wide price hike unlike anything the Europeans have ever seen. And it’s about to get worse.
Source: Dreamstime | Author: DeltaStock
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Just as the world was about to exit a two-year-long pandemic that shook the global economy to its core and forced millions of people to explore remote work options, it was dragged headfirst into a wave of violence and a humanitarian tragedy not witnessed since the Second World War.
Thus, when Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered his troops to invade Ukraine in the early morning of February 24th, 2022, he caught many investors completely off-guard.
Source: Unsplash | Photographer: Floriane Vita
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On Wednesday, one of the leading U.S. banks, Goldman Sachs, announced better-than-expected Q3 2020 results due to strong bond trading and asset management performance. Shortly after the news, the bank’s shares rose by an extra 0.6% on top of the 2.2% gains achieved in premarket trading.
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The world has entered the second half of 2020 just as troubled (if not more so) as it did in the first half. And as financial forecasts grow grimmer by the day, one thing is starting to become painfully clear to all—we might not see a full recovery in 2020, and even one happening in 2021 would depend on a lot going right.