Oil Up on Hopes of Recovery in Demand, Lower U.S. Inventories
Oil gained more ground on Wednesday as a U.S. coronavirus fiscal aid package and a decline in crude oil inventories lifted prices.
Month: December 2020
As a New Retail Trader Age Rises, Heed Tales of Past Manias
In spring 2020, the temporary closures of professional sports leagues during the initial coronavirus pandemic lockdown,
China and EU Reach Broad Investment Agreement
Pact seen solidifying ties between two of world's largest economies.
The Summer Slowdown Collides With The Summers Acceleration Theory
You’d think Larry Summers would know better. Not that he stepped in it, again, but rather why he did this particular time.
Frederic Bastiat
Quote for the Day
“No one borrows money for the sake of the money itself; money is only the medium by which to obtain possession of products.”
American Airlines restarts U.S. commercial Boeing 737 MAX Flights
Boeing 737 MAX resumes U.S. passenger flights after safety ban.
US Gas Storage Stocks Set for Higher-Than-Average Draw in Final Full Week of 2020
Denver — US natural gas in storage likely fell by a margin much higher than the five-year average once again last week despite the Christmas holiday, which typically douses demand.
The Best Of Humanity, And The Worst Of Humanity…
There are moments that restore our faith in humanity, and there are also moments that destroy it.
Consumer Brands Bet Working From Home is Here to Stay
Conagra Brands, Kraft Heinz are buying and upgrading equipment to make more at-home lunch foods
New Covid-19 Outbreak in Beijing, China
According to SCMP, Beijing has gone into “emergency response mode” to contain a new Covid-19 outbreak, which has been detected near Beijing International Capital Airport.