Coronavirus

The markets seem to be willing to look past the bout of Covid raging through China at the moment. As a result, traders see an opportunity to buy stocks.

If China continues to re-open its economy, slowly but surely, then the China A50 may continue to move higher as the economy begins to expand once again.

Poor economic data combined with the constant closing and re-opening of certain areas in China have the China A50 on its heels.

Moderna shares have been under pressure this year as interest around Covid-19 vaccines wanes.

The German ZEW and the continued on again/off again lockdowns in China are contributing to fears of a global slowdown or recession.

China is back and looking to move forward. With some help from the government, the trough in the PMI data may be behind us.

The lockdowns in China have led to weaker manufacturing and services data. Is this just the beginning or is there more to come?

Until confidence returns that prices from China will move higher, Gold may begin trading in a range.

easyJet performed better than expected in its recently-ended financial year, but how will it fare going forward now the Omicron variant has plunged the travel industry back into chaos?

After a weekend of research and reflection, the market has determined that Omicron is not (yet) reason to panic...

A new COVID variant threatens to cast the airline and travel industry back into turmoil as new travel restrictions are introduced. We have a look at what it could mean for easyJet ahead of its annual earnings.

The discovery of a new COVID strain which could be vaccine resistant has rattled traders. Here we look at which markets have been most affected and what to watch for going forwards.

Now there are new fears creeping into the markets: that a 4th wave of the coronavirus may be hitting parts of Europe

Moderna has risen rapidly through the ranks of “big pharma” companies after winning multiple contracts to produce Covid-19 vaccines for large sections of the world’s populations. But is it profitable and what scope does it have for growth? Read our guide for the full lowdown.

With the world beginning to gain control over the coronavirus pandemic, watch for central banks to continue to normalize monetary policy

The IMF upgraded growth for the UK for 2021 to 7%

What if the Olympics turn into a coronavirus super-spreader in Japan?