Tag Archive for: jan 26 2021
As we have forecast, the 20th century was the American century – the 21st century will be the Chinese...
CARNIVAL STOCK PRICE DOWN 60 PERCENT. Share prices of the world’s largest cruise line fell 2.5 percent last week...
Supplies of cobalt, a key element of the positive terminals in lithium batteries as well as other electronic components,...
The price of nickel reached $18,410 a ton last week on the London Metal Exchange, a 70-percent climb since...
Since March, investors have funneled more than $360 billion into the economies of 63 developing nations, including nearly $180...
Germany has extended its broad economic lockdown through mid-February, which will cause the nation’s economy to “stagnate” in 2021’s...
About 181,000 Canadian businesses, or about one in every six, are seriously considering permanently closing, according to a mid-January...
Across Europe, office buildings are deserted, malls are empty, and Main Street shops are shuttered, but major landlords are...
Although the dollar has risen one percent this month against an array of foreign currencies, speculators have taken more...
In the first two weeks of this year, Asian governments and corporations issued $45 billion in dollar-denominated bonds, according...
The European Central Bank (ECB) promised on 21 January to keep buying bonds and maintain interest rates at or...
Europe’s banks hold more than €2 trillion in loans – about 40 percent of their loan portfolios – to...
The University of Delaware’s Biden Institute, a research and policy center founded “to influence, shape, and work to solve...
Compared to 2019, Boston’s weekday restaurant reservations are 78 percent fewer, foot traffic in stores is down by half,...
Although 56 percent of Americans expect to travel for pleasure this year, according to a January survey by the...
Last year, more homes sold in the U.S. than in any year since 2006. The sales spurt during the...
Prices for corn, soy, and wheat have risen to six-year highs on strong exports to China, following a summer...
The S&P 500 is trading in record-territory range, which is above 3,800, as investors are emboldened by strong quarterly...
Stock markets climbed after Janet Yellin, President Biden’s nominee for Treasury Secretary, argued forcefully for increased stimulus spending in...