Global indexes finished another bruising week with sharp losses as panic over the coronavirus outbreak persists amid the acceleration of global death toll. Investors have not yet been comforted by the government’s response to limit the economic impact of the pandemic whose severity and duration is still unclear. Globally, more…

All global indexes witnessed another turmoil as escalating of coronavirus crisis fears and global economy downturn risk (the SPX fell by 8%WoW, MXASJ fell by -10%WoW, NKY fell by -16%). World policy makers (e.g. The Fed, BOE, RBA, BOC, Norway, etc) have propelled support to financial market such as cut…

Global indexes closed slightly higher after posting heavy losses the week before in a wild, volatile week in which VIX shot up to its highest levels since 2011, as global leaders trying to stimulate the economy amid rising COVID-19 cases globally (despite muted increase in China).

Global indexes closed lower last Friday amid intensifying fears over the potential degree of damage the spread of COVID-19 will inflict on global economy and supply chains. Dow Jones and S&P 500 lost 12.4% WoW and 11.5% WoW respectively. 

Global indexes return to post losses particularly Asian equities, as another wave of coronavirus - related risk aversion. Risk-sentiment increases along the rising cases of COVID – 19 outside China. South Korea even announced at the highest level of alert (red-alert) as the cases surpassed over 760 cases, and become…

Global indexes ended higher last week buoyed as data showed that new daily cases of COVID-19 had slowed. While during the week, new daily cases surged due to a change in methodology, equities remained rather resilient as market continued to focus on the rate of new daily cases, and seemed…

Global indexes were closed higher last week buoyed by strong earnings report, job market data as well as stimulus by China’s central bank. US economy added 225,000 jobs in Jan’20, well above consensus’ expectation of 165,000 jobs. In addition, People’s Bank of China has injected CNY1.7trn of liquidity into the…

• Global indexes continue to collapse following the surging negative sentiment of Coronavirus (nCoV) and WHO declaration of global emergency.