The cryptocurrency market has seen positive gains in the past 24 hours with bitcoin entering the $7,000 territory in early trading reaching $7,287.77
European equities gained at the open, as signs of progress against the coronavirus increased in Europe and the US
Investment firm, Wafra International, which is owned by the Kuwait state pension agency, is the lead investor and is committing $100 million in equity and project financing
London’s FTSE 100 rose 2.5 per cent at the open, while the Frankfurt Dax gained 3.9 per cent and the CAC 40 in Paris was 3.4 per cent higher
Google has published reports for 131 countries showing whether visits to shops, parks and workplaces have dropped in March, as governments around the globe have issued stay-at-home orders to stop the ongoing spread of the coronavirus
T-Mobile US has officially completed the $23bn merger with Sprint Corp, making it the number-three wireless provider in the US
European and Asian stocks have plunged even as oil prices rallied as investors continue to struggle with the global economic fallout from the worsening coronavirus outbreak in the US
The falls came after US President Donald Trump warned that nearly 250,000 people could die in the US from the virus
Alibaba Group is said to be planning to buy at least a 10 per cent stake in Yunda Holding Co Ltd, making it the e-commerce giant’s fifth investment in a large courier
US crude oil prices fell below $20 a barrel, close to their lowest level in 18 years after trading reopened on Sunday, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to effect global economies
European stocks fell as a record rally in equities faded and the coronavirus pandemic continues to take a major toll on the global economy
Dyson is to manufacture 15,000 newly designed medical ventilators, following a call from the British prime minister to supply the National Health Service with equipment to combat the fast spread of the coronavirus
The draft package is the world’s biggest fiscal response to a crisis that has brought much of the global economy to a standstill
Global stock markets have risen due to the latest efforts by the US Federal Reserve to support the economy, after global economies over the past few weeks have struggled.
Traders have reported an increasing global shortage of gold bars as the coronavirus pandemic disrupts both the supply and stokes demand
