The coronavirus pandemic has led to a lot of wealth erosion for investors. Lockdowns, travel disruptions and other restrictions have slowed down the economic activities across the world. The unprecedented crisis has led people to save more rather than investing in asset classes. Despite the odds, the stock market remains a key hunting ground for investors. Despite the prevailing uncertainties and a gloomy outlook in the UK’s economy, there are a few gems which might have gone unnoticed but have given outstanding returns during the coronavirus crisis. Lets take a quick look.

Not only unprecedented, the COVID-19 crisis also seems like a never-ending malaise. While the medical world seems to have no answer to the problem, prominent pharma companies across the globe are racing against time to find the best possible vaccine. Despite a dire need of an effective vaccine, US-based top drugmakers Johnson & Johnson and Eli Lilly suffered setbacks, as they stopped their clinical studies on potential coronavirus candidates, citing safety issues. Lets take a closer look at what is actually happening in this space.

Pandemic or no pandemic, one cannot argue that Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) are perhaps the stock market’s favorite subject, whetting investor appetite since the inception of investing. IPOs went into a deep freeze during 1H20 on fears of global recession amidst the pandemic. However, the market is likely to gather momentum over the coming months amid rebounding equities and improving investors’ sentiments on economic recovery hopes and vaccine development. Lets find out about the open opportunities, the performance in September and the pipeline.

The telecommunication industry has always played a vital role in bridging the gap between economies and businesses across the globe. Telecom industry seems to have flourished amid the Coronavirus pandemic with an unprecedented surge of traffic through both voice and data. Consumer preferences have also seen a paradigm shift from internet surfing to using online tools, conducting webinars, video conferencing, online streaming, conference calls etc, consequently skyrocketing the demand for telecom services. With this 5G seems to be the next big thing along with Telstra being in the limelight. Lets get to know the complete story.

UK and European markets traded in the green as the UK puts new guidelines to restrain Covid-19 cases. Lets find out whats happening in the European indices along with a quick glimpse of the London stock performance.

The week ended 4 September 2020 was a challenging one for indices around the globe, including ASX, due to the significant drop in the index values as a result of tech-driven fall seen on Wall Street. However, there has been an improvement, albeit mar...

The UK and European markets traded in the red amid the missing clarity over the Brexit deal. Let's find out what's happening in the European indices along with a quick glimpse of the Canadian stock market....

The London market traded in red. What happened in the indices this week? And what is happening on the Canadian stock markets? Lets find out...

The healthcare sector across the world has come to the rescue of the human race, as the second line of attack against the coronavirus pandemic. The first one, of course, being the health authorities who have put in all efforts to contain the spread o...