The coronavirus continues to be a focus for international markets; the outbreak has already, according to the latest update by China's National Health Commission.
Stocks in Asia slipped in Thursday afternoon trade on concerns over the virus and markets were also subdued following the U.S.said Wednesday it will hold its benchmark funds rate between 1.5% to 1.75% . The decision marked the second straight meeting the Fed made no changes to rates, following three consecutive reductions in 2019. The central bank affirmed its commitment to nudge up inflation to the 2% level.
In Europe, Brexit is on the agenda with European parliamentary lawmakers meeting for last time Thursday ahead of the U.K.'s departure at 11 p.m. London time on Friday. Meanwhile, in the U.K. on Thursday, the Bank of England announces its latest interest rate decision — the last one to be made under its Governor Mark Carney.
Quarry_Rock Not us lol
If WS aka fraudstreet fixated on death toll from common flu every year in the US and around the globe, the Dow would be at 1,800, bottom line folks, it’s a rigged computerized organized crime ring, do not give your money to these criminals..
Quarry_Rock “the outbreak has already taken more than 170 lives” meanwhile the flu has taken that many lives IN ONE DAY. So laughable.
Unlimited leverage would give one the ability to set the price of anything/everything. If they were willing to give little old me 100:1, how much is available to important people? I don't see any reason why there must, necessarily, be a limit.