In the stock market’s four worst bear markets, ones that included a major second leg down, the gold price has risen every time.
Could it happen again?
In the stock market’s four worst bear markets, ones that included a major second leg down, the gold price has risen every time.
Could it happen again?
Conforme los estados reanudan la provisión normal de bienes y servicios, los funcionarios de la salud observan con inquietud las estadísticas para determinar si una segunda ola de infección de COVID-19 podría estar en ciernes.
“Even as businesses see a resumption in customer traffic, many in the U.S. appear to be having trouble getting their employees to come back to work.”
The gold price is up another 2% since my last update on May 1st, trading today at $1736/oz USD. Analysts are making bullish predictions for the price almost daily and the ETF inflows have been net positive for the last 20 trading sessions.
La COVID-19 y las repercusiones de la pandemia mundial se mantienen como la principal inquietud de todos los mercados. En los Estados Unidos, el aumento de las tensiones continúan conforme los ciudadanos expresan su descontento por las extensiones de las medidas de confinamientos y la remoción de sus libertades.
The escalating tensions have many market analysts worried that the trade war between the U.S. and China which began before the outbreak could escalate into a full-scale and global event.
We can actively choose solutions that will help us weather the pandemic and its fallout, as well as prepare us for its ending, whenever that may be and however it may look.
Every four or five years, throughout the former Free World, it’s election time and those who live in what passes for a democracy get to vote – to choose a poster boy who will play the role of leader in the farcical stage show of politics.
A medida que los países de todo el mundo siguen tomando medidas para reanudar las actividades económicas, los gobiernos inician el largo proceso de recuperación económica.
As countries around the world continue to take steps to try to restart their economies, governments attempt to begin the long recovery from the complete economic destruction brought about by the spread of COVID-19.
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