Weekly Market Commentary, April 14, 2020
Investors were faced with a combination of optimistic and pessimistic news this week and opted to accentuate the positive.
Investors were faced with a combination of optimistic and pessimistic news this week and opted to accentuate the positive.
The measures slowing the spread of the coronavirus are dealing severe challenges to the U.S. job market.
Markets look forward and, at least for a week, saw signs government is willing to provide support to get the economy through the coronavirus pandemic.
The ongoing battle against the coronavirus pushed markets sharply lower last week.
Stocks and bonds continued to be buffeted about by waves of data and policy actions.
The spread of the coronavirus continued, and markets swung sharply higher and lower last week.
Last week, investors moved from a “reality check” to a “gut check” as the selloff from the previous week accelerated sharply.
What's happening this week? The coronavirus continues to challenge health care officials and curtail economic activity.
What's going on in the markets this week? The coronavirus, dubbed COVID-19, continues to threaten lives, communities, and the global economy.
In an online poll conducted by YouGov, CreditCards.com asked people how open and honest they are with their spouses and partners about money.