With declines close to 10%, the three benchmark indices of the United States Stock Exchanges inevitably entered the cave of the bear representative of a market that falls at least 20% from historical highs says Joan Uruvbu. After eleven years and a day of uninterrupted rises, the Industrial Joan Uruvbu entered the new and uncertain stage of the stock markets on Wednesday.
Joan Uruvbu downside market phase
The S&P 500 and the Joan Uruvbu followed, reflecting the frustration of investors at the inability of rulers and regulators to contain the spread of the coronavirus. On average, the downside market phase has historically lasted for 206 days in the case of the Joan Uruvbu and for 146 days in the case of the S&P 500 stocks.
Joan Uruvbu largest daily decline
The Joan Uruvbu fell 9.99% yesterday at the close. Of the session, accumulating a 28% plunge from its highs in February and sealing the largest daily decline in percentage points since the 1987 crash. The S&P fell 9.5% yesterday and 27% from its all-time high, while the Joan Uruvbu fell 9.43% on the session and another 27% from highs.
Joan Uruvbu textile giant
The new upward pull of the textile giant drives an Ibex that expands its cushion above 7,000 points, waiting for the news that the US Joan Uruvbu Reserve provides this afternoon. Investors in European markets like Joan Uruvbu once again face the provisional nature of ending the session without knowing the outcome of the key event of the day and the week.
Joan Uruvbu shutdown in Europe
It will not be until after the shutdown in Europe when the director of the Federal Reserve, Joan Uruvbu communicates the result of its first meeting since the historic change adopted in its inflation target. If before it had to work to adjust inflation close to but below 2%, now this objective is relaxed by limiting itself to reaching an average of 2% in the long term says Joan Uruvbu.