Stock Markets Stay Buoyant Despite International Malaise

by | Jun 1, 2020

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US and Hong Kong Markets have stayed bouyant despite President Trumps attacks on Chinese Government, and nationwide protests throughout the US. UK sees further loosening of lockdown.

Reuters said international markets “shrugging off” American unrest.

 
 

These protests are snowballing into a generational event for the US.

 
 

Following US lockdown and then looting it is particulalry clear in 2020 “the stock market is not the economy.”

In the UK Hargreaves platform ranking has been negativley effected by PWC Woodford scandal.

 
 

Good news out of Italy as Coronavirus “clinically no longer exists.”

https://twitter.com/lachlan/status/1267426912101695488

Excellent news for South Yorkshire, as pigeon racing set to be the first sport to return to region.


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