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23 Mar 2020

US initial jobless claims to rise to 3 million this week - Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Bank of America Merrill Lynch expects the US initial jobless claims or the number of new jobless claims for unemployment benefits filed by unemployed individuals with state unemployment agencies, are likely to spike to 3 million this week, having risen to 281,000 last week, as noted by Bloomberg financial journalist Tracy Alloway. 

Most investment banks expect the US economy to suffer an unprecedented economic contraction in the second quarter and a sharp rise in the unemployment rate. 
 

Mar 23, 2020

BOJ buys an additional 800 billion JPY of medium-term JGBs

Amid the broad risk-off mood, news from the BOJ signaled an additional 800 billion Japanese yen worth of Japan Government Bond (JGB) purchase. Details
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Mar 23, 2020

WTI Price Analysis: Bears keep the helm below 61.8% Fibonacci

Despite bouncing off $21.20 to $23.30, down 2.35%, WTI remains under pressure amid Monday’s Asian session. The oil benchmark currently probes short-te
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