The week 06.12.-10.12.2021
As anxieties over the new omicron version of the coronavirus faded, the S&P 500 Index posted its highest weekly increase since February.
The week 29.11.-03.12.2021 and November 2021
The major market Indices fell back in a turbulent week of trading on rumours that the Federal Reserve could accelerate its monthly asset purchases and fears that the development of the omicron strain of the coronavirus could stymie global economic growth and cause supply chain disruptions.
The week 25.10. - 29.10.2021
While history has shown that October is a tumultuous month for equities, this year has been the exact opposite.
The week 25.10. - 29.10.2021
While history has shown that October is a tumultuous month for equities, this year has been the exact opposite.
September 2021 & Q3 2021
Strong earnings had lifted US stocks in the run-up to August, when the Federal Reserve (Fed) appeared to strike a dovish tone, confirming its reluctance to tighten policy too quickly.
The week 27.09.21 – 01.10.21
The stock market took a hit for the first time in a while, following the indication of a small increase in the FED’s short-term interest rate projections, as well as plans to reduce monthly asset purchases.
Landgericht Hildesheim verurteilt Gothaer Lebensversicherung zur Zahlung einer Berufsunfähigkeitsrente an Versicherte
Das Landgericht Hildesheim hat die Gothaer Lebensversicherung zur Zahlung einer Berufsunfähigkeitsrente an eine Versich…
The week 13.09. – 17.09.2021
The stock market took a hit for the first time in a while, following the indication of a small increase in the FED’s short-term interest rate projections, as well as plans to reduce monthly asset purchases.
The week 02.08.-06.08.2021
One of the historically most volatile months started this week, with the S&P 500 closing at another record high, led by financials and materials, while the VIX hit a two-week low at 16.85.
The week 19.04. – 23.04.2021
Last week, the S&P 500 was marked by small negative shocks, which were historically however quite moderate.
