Vaccines Pave the Way For ‘Normal Life’ to Re-Emerge in Israel
As Israel leads the way in COVID-19 vaccinations, events such as concerts and theater performances return after an 11-month ban.
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As Israel leads the way in COVID-19 vaccinations, events such as concerts and theater performances return after an 11-month ban.
Bitcoin has gained credibility over the past three years, but I believe its use as a currency, a diversifier or an inflation hedge is a bit off the mark.
“Irrational exuberance” can lead to escalated asset values, which then become subject to unexpected and prolonged contractions.
Market speculation hit a new level this week with GameStop, and the Fed threw cold water on inflation concerns.
Markets are clearly reacting to the problems that many economies are facing as COVID-19 continues to impact growth. Recent data shows evidence of these problems.
It was a week of surprise, horror and disappointment. Why didn’t stocks react? The past week has been a momentous one, to say the least.
Invesco believes identifying truly sustainable growth businesses will be critical to success in the post-pandemic era.
E-commerce has been like a massive wave that has washed over much of the traditional retail footprint in the US and Europe.
As we close out 2020 and look ahead to 2021, this is what I will be watching in the coming weeks: Brexit, US fiscal stimulus, and more!
Western economies may get worse before they get better. We are already starting to see the effects of rising COVID-19 infections on various economies.
In this article we present a base case, an upside case, and a downside case for our 2021 global market outlook.
Weekly Market Compass: Investors gain clarity on a COVID-19 vaccine, the presidential election, Brexit negotiations, and more.
Rather than dwell on the near-term negatives, let’s instead focus on the potential tailwinds that would likely be supportive to markets in a Biden administration.
Markets could be faced with a contested presidential election, rising COVID-19 rates, and a stalled fiscal stimulus deal.
Invesco US believes the overall credit health of the preferred market remains strong. Fixed income markets have seemingly come full circle thus far in 2020.
This Invesco US post explores the impact of three key events on markets and the economy such as the debate, the diagnosis, and jobs.
Rising COVID-19 cases, a lack of US fiscal stimulus, and the potential for a contested presidential election are causing apprehension.
The first debate in an election season leaves an indelible impression on voters. These are the top issues we hope the candidates will address in detail.
This post examines whether the recent shakeout in gold is a change of trend or simply profit taking. After almost doubling since its cycle low in December 2015, the price of gold witnessed a violent shakeout of over 7% in early August.
This post discusses the Fed’s policy, a leadership change in Japan, US consumer sentiment, and COVID-19 cases.
There is a lot coming up this week, even though it is the dead of August: RNC, important sentiment indicators, Jackson Hole Symposium, and more!
This week, I offer a quick update to five issues to watch in August, then highlight positive news for US jobless claims and vaccine development.
This month, we’re tracking fiscal stimulus, virus cases, US-China tensions, the US dollar, and a heavily anticipated VP pick.
A federal unemployment benefit ends, Congress continues to debate about stimulus, and many fear schools could hasten a ‘second wave’ of virus cases.
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