Weekly Recap of Global Markets and Sentiment Analysis

The U.S market declined modestly. The U.S benchmark indexes closed lower about -0.37% to -1.1%. The concerns about the continuing rise in Delta variant COVID-19 infections virus. The tech shares underperformed due to the regulatory crackdown by Chinese authorities affecting some of that country’s fastest-growing technology and education companies.  However the Read more…

Despite the fears about the spread of the delta variant of the corona virus and the increasing new COVID daily cases, the U.S stocks rebound on prominent second-quarter corporate earnings. Earnings beat at midweek from Verizon Communications, Coca-Cola, Johnson & Johnson, and United Airlines seemed to provide a general boost Read more…

The U.S market closed lower, about -0.52% to -5.22% as a weekly loss on monthly inflation data. The midcap stocks tumbled over -5%. The Russell 2000 Index has declined more than 7% versus a 1% gain for the large-cap Russell 1000 Index. According to the Fact set, 85% of the Read more…

The global stocks have no clear direction.  The top U.S benchmark indexes modestly edged higher, about less than 0.5 %.  However, The midcap index Russel-2000 declined more than -1% as a weekly loss. The large-caps and growth stocks outperforming for the second consecutive week. Energy stocks fared worst on concerns Read more…

The global market witnessed mixed directions. The top U.S benchmark indexes continue to rally about 1 to 2% weekly gain on the positive weekly jobs report.  The tech index Nasdaq-100 outperformed. However, the midcap index Russel-2000 declined below -1%. The S&P 500 hit its new high for 2021, adding to Read more…