
April 3rd, 2025
The U.S. Treasury yields increase volatility caused by coronavirus panic as the number of confirmed cases in the country is growing.
There is nothing so far to suggest that there will be a permanent impact on businesses, or that earnings will not eventually recover. But when you want to invest during the crisis, you need to think about long-term benefits.
The Italian government has announced extraordinary measures to contain the coronavirus. Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte on Monday declared the entire country a “red zone,” meaning people should stay home except of work needs and emergencies.
As per Cramer’s analysis, the coronavirus outbreak has just accelerated the “work from home economy” and this could potentially benefit e-commerce giant Amazon (AMZN) in the long run.
Though the companies are trying to implement measures to stay strong amid the coronavirus outbreak, their stocks are still suffering. Apple (AAPL) stock was seriously down yesterday but started to gain after hours.
Dow Jones has lost over 1,880 points due to a row of factors including Saudi’s oil price slash as well as the coronavirus that is quickly spreading. More bleeding is expected.
During the meeting in Vienna on Friday, Russia, Saudi Arabia and other OPEC participants were talking about the oil price and possible decrease of supply. Bitcoin price is down.
At the moment, Inovio (INO) is probably the best performing stock among the biotech companies, with over 300% gains. Let’s take a look at the reasons why this is so.
The Dow Jones Futures dropped Monday morning. This comes are investors are bracing for more bad news about COVID-19.
European stocks fell sharply on Friday. On Wall Street, equities sank as well with the Dow Jones industrial average falling by 250 points. The coronavirus is spreading.
It seems that Tesla CEO Elon Musk is not afraid of the coronavirus and is not going to panic while other giant tech companies are advising their employees to work remotely.
Facebook (FB) stock has negatively reacted to the current situation in the U.S. caused by the coronavirus outbreak and all the related risks.
Global airlines stand to lose $113 billion in sales if the coronavirus continues to spread, according to the International Air Transport Association. The airline stocks have been also seriously hit.
Amazon, Facebook, Google and Microsoft are all encouraging employees in the Seattle area to work from home due to concerns about the coronavirus as the outbreak in Washington grows.
While the coronavirus fears are spreading in the U.S., many tech giants are under their influence as well. MSFT stock lost over 2% yesterday and continues falling in the premarket.