The headline from NBC News on Monday, April 20th was startling as it screamed: “U.S. crude oil futures for May plummet to minus $37 — lowest price in history.”
The headline from NBC News on Monday, April 20th was startling as it screamed: “U.S. crude oil futures for May plummet to minus $37 — lowest price in history.”
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04/29/2020 – For the past two months, the market declines and market rallies have been historic, as COVID-19 introduced a level of uncertainty that was difficult to quantify, let alone predict.
04/29/2020– The U.S. government has now pledged almost US$3 trillion to save the economy and Americans from the coronavirus recession.
04/28/2020 – The COVID-19 crisis has forced companies around the world to suspend dividend payouts to their investors. Through the first quarter of 2020 alone, over 500 companies worldwide have suspended or reduced their dividends this year.
04/27/2020 – After a rocky start as a result of a massive oil sell-off, stocks rallied later in the week, led by the technology sector. Still, markets ended this roller-coaster week slightly down, snapping 2 consecutive weeks of gains.
04/26/2020 – US oil is suffering unprecedented distress, as demonstrated by the benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude price crashing into negative territory.
04/23/2020 – Restaurants, hotels, gyms and other businesses that were forced to close due to COVID-19 are now battling their insurance companies over their business interruption insurance and have asked the federal government to step in.
