Big swings in the market are more normal than investors might expect, but things could get worse
The stock market’s wild gyrations have been an emotional roller coaster for investors, and the ride has not come to a full stop.
The stock market’s wild gyrations have been an emotional roller coaster for investors, and the ride has not come to a full stop.
Tech start-ups raised a record $621 billion in venture capital funding globally in 2021. Some investors fear the boom times may not last much longer.
From the re-opening of bars and restaurants to the dropping of legal requirements for masks, many of Europe’s biggest economies are now relaxing Covid rules.
The U.S. has sent a clear message that Russia, its key personnel and economic sectors as well as its leader Vladimir Putin, could face crippling sanctions.
The International Monetary Fund has downgraded its global growth forecast for 2022 as rising Covid cases, supply chain disruptions and inflation hamper the economy.
Bitcoin and ether are off more than 50% from their all-time highs and trading at their lowest levels since July.
The price of bitcoin fell below $39,000 on Friday.
The Federal Reserve’s meeting trumps everything else for markets in the week ahead, as investors await any new clues on its plans to raise interest rates.
The IMF expects the global economic recovery to continue, Kristalina Georgieva said, but stressed that it was “losing some momentum.”
A huge new global study found that drug-resistant bacterial infections played a part in almost 5 million deaths in 2019.