Pandemic Financial News
27.12 / 16:43
Coronavirus
Healthcare
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Experts
SARS-CoV-2
reports
infection
Covid could trigger 'heart failure pandemic'. Health experts warn of 'global healthcare risk' after New Year
COVID cases in recent weeks, largely due to the influx of a new strain JN.1, health experts have warned that this will increase the chances of potential heart issues for those who catch the disease. It could trigger a "heart failure pandemic" with experts sending a huge warning about a new and worrying «global healthcare risk». The researchers at Japan's top institute Riken have warned in a report that the ACE2 receptors that coronavirus clings to within human cells are «very common» in the heart. Consequently, many of those who get infected with the virus, suffer from «reduced cardiac function».
27.12 / 14:37
JPMorgan
Compilation
Citigroup
Metro
pandemic
reports
Financial
Banks shed 60,000 jobs in one of worst years for cuts since financial crisis
Global banks eliminated more than 60,000 jobs in 2023, marking one of the heaviest years for cuts since the financial crisis and reversing much of their hiring as they emerged from the COVID-19 pandemic.
27.12 / 14:13
FIVE
Progressive
Bill
pandemic
country
2024
Spain extends some anti-inflation measures into 2024
MADRID (Reuters) — Spain on Wednesday extended a slew of measures designed to help people cope with high costs of living into 2024, even as the rate of inflation slows.
27.12 / 12:20
Target
economy
pandemic
stage
'Hopeful' 2023 events risk disappointing investors next year, Wells Fargo warns
Wells Fargo strategists anticipate a turbulent trajectory for inflation to hit the Fed’s 2% target, particularly if the economic slowdown is less pronounced than predicted.
27.12 / 11:37
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show
performer
track
electronic
reports
Department
Financial
Americans ramped up spending during the holidays despite some financial anxiety and higher costs
Mastercard SpendingPulse said Tuesday that holiday sales rose this year
27.12 / 08:26
26.12 / 17:28
Action
Coronavirus
Bill
pandemic
President
Will expose Rs 40,000 Cr scam during BJP rule if expelled from party, says Karnataka MLA Basanagouda Patil Yatnal
Basanagouda Patil Yatnal on Tuesday warned that he would expose the alleged irregularities to the tune of Rs 40,000 crore in the BJP government in Karnataka led by B S Yediyurappa at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic if he was expelled from the party. Quickly responding to his statement, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said Yatnal's allegations about the irregularities that took place when Yediyurappa was the chief minister were proof of their charges that there was a '40 per cent commission government' in the state during the BJP rule. As many BJP leaders have been demanding action against him, Yatnal said, «They (the BJP government in Karnataka) have done everything (huge corruption during Covid).
26.12 / 14:20
Gap
Fighting
Southern
vaccine
pandemic
malaria
2024
WHO urges pandemic accord in 2024 after years of Covid pain
WHO said Tuesday the world needs to properly prepare for future pandemics after finally ending three years of Covid «crisis, pain and loss,» In his end-of-year message, World Health Organization director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said 2023 had marked a turning point in fighting major health challenges but had also brought «immense and avoidable suffering.»
26.12 / 13:34
Nov
pandemic
show
electronic
reports
US retail sales grow 3.1% during holiday season - Mastercard report
(Reuters) — U.S. retail sales rose 3.1% between Nov. 1 and Dec. 24, rounding up a majority of the holiday sales for retailers, as shoppers looked for last-minute Christmas deals amid big promotions, a Mastercard (NYSE:MA) report showed on Tuesday.
26.12 / 05:09
economy
Fitch
pandemic
country
shock
Can India expect a higher sovereign rating without reducing its fiscal deficit?
The debate on India's sovereign rating continues, with a chief economic once again expressing dissatisfaction over the ratings assigned by major credit agencies. Despite India's economic ascent from the twelfth to fifth largest globally within 15 years, it remains pegged at the lowest investment grade. In the Economic Survey of 2016-17, the then chief economic adviser (CEA) Arvind Subramanian first highlighted the "poor standards" of rating agencies.
26.12 / 03:19
Aware
Adidas
pandemic
Puma
performer
Puma, Decathlon, Adidas make a splash! Sports brands see sales gallop in last 2 years
sports brands have sprinted in the past two years, during the pandemic and since. They have doubled business in India, driven by increasing awareness about fitness and surging demand for athleisure wear. Brands such as Puma, Decathlon, Adidas, Skechers and Asics have all grown 35-60% year-on-year since FY21, posting combined revenues of ₹11,617 crore in FY23, according to regulatory filings sourced from the Registrar of Companies.
25.12 / 19:02
Aware
pandemic
show
Small investors make up a big bunch. Do they pack a punch too?
MUMBAI : Individuals who invested up to ₹10,000 in the stock market made up a third of the entire investing community, including institutional and non-institutional, November data from National Stock Exchange (NSE) showed, even as their contribution to the turnover remained fractional. The data, considering so-called active investors who invested at least once a month, shows how an increasing number of small investors has been crowding the market bandwagon and investing part of their investible surplus in stocks in the past few years since the pandemic years of 2020-21 and 2021-22.
25.12 / 11:16
Extreme
economy
pandemic
President
country
reports
Two wars, 50 elections: The economy faces rising geopolitical risks
The risk of escalating conflict in the Middle East is the latest in a string of unpredictable crises, including the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine, that have landed like swipes of a bear claw on the global economy, smacking it off course and leaving scars.
25.12 / 07:11
Provident
Digital
pandemic
country
fun
innovations
Prize-Linked Savings: A new way of saving while winning exciting rewards
Saving and multiplying the hard-earned income is a human instinct. For decades, the earning populace continued to build assets with their long legacy of savings. People from every remote corner of the country are actively working towards building a substantial savings portfolio. Undoubtedly, having a financial cushion can help individuals bear unexpected expenses without having to resort to debt or financial burdens.
25.12 / 06:25
Software
pandemic
Experts
show
performer
testing
travelers
2024
Year-ender 2023: Smallcap IT stocks outpace largecaps this year; will the latter rebound in 2024?
The Nifty IT index has given a staggering 25% returns year-to-date (YTD) despite periods of downturns, outperforming the benchmark Nifty 50 by more than 7%. Similarly, the BSE IT index has rallied more than 26% in 2023, compared with the 16% gains in Sensex. But if one looks at the performance of the sector, then the outperformance is not broad-based among stocks. Smallcap stocks have given stellar returns and outperformed the largecap peers by a wide margin. Atleast 19 smallcap IT stocks gave multibagger returns of upto 513% in 2023, data by Ace Equity showed.
25.12 / 06:22
Provident
Platform
Software
Hyundai
pandemic
love
Amazon Is a Go-To for Toilet Paper and Batteries. Can It Sell Cars?
Willie Hall loves to browse and buy cars online, but he wants more options. Soon, he may turn to Amazon.com. “I’m already a Prime member," said Hall, who lives in Colorado and bought a used Fiat 500 Abarth on Carvana in 2021.
25.12 / 04:42
Citi
Provident
Southern
pandemic
performer
reports
Bengaluru witnesses surge in new real estate investments. Details here
real estate investment trusts (REITs) offer an indirect yet accessible way to invest in real estate, allowing individuals to benefit from property income and appreciation without direct ownership responsibilities. REITs provide liquidity and portfolio diversification in the real estate market, added Navin.
25.12 / 03:31
ETF
Gap
Entertainment
Apple
NVIDIA
pandemic
Forget the top 5, these stocks were the biggest movers in the S&P 500 in 2023
The 50 most valuable companies in the benchmark, which now make up about 56% of its total weight, moved up or down on average nine places this year, tied for the most since at least 2013 and almost double in 2019. And that volatility comes even as the median valuation gap between each company in the top 50 has more than doubled to $7 billion since 2013. It suggests that as the S&P 500's top-heavy skew worsens, there's increasing competition for investor funds in the rest of the index. The much-discussed concentration risk at the very top — Apple is now nearly worth more than France's entire stock market — means investors are increasingly reliant on a shrinking number of companies for returns.
24.12 / 19:55
FIVE
Fox
Coronavirus
pandemic
performer
2020
Emotional gamble of a hand-knitted gift
But the challenge is part of why Alvarez, 29, likes to knit presents. Since 2020, she has knitted about a dozen gifts for her family each year for the holidays. This year, she made five pairs of mittens, four hats, a stuffed fox wearing a reindeer-patterned dress, and a sweater for her father's large French bulldog. «I'm a little nervous it won't fit him,» she said of the dog sweater, her first. «But I'm hoping for the best.»
24.12 / 17:47
Provident
Booking
pandemic
social
2020
reports
isolate
Work-from-home has reduced people’s tendency to socialize
The end of one year and the start of another is always a good time to admit one’s mistakes. And I got something wrong about remote work. In 2020, when offices shuttered and many workers began working remotely, many sceptics decried the arrangement’s loneliness and isolation.
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