How to Invest Wisely During a Recession
The stock market is down, inflation is up, and the US economy is in the red, prompting experts to debate if the country is experiencing a recession. It’s hard to tell right now, but you may wonder how to prepare your investments for stormy weather. An economic recession typically lasts longer than a few months…
Leading CFD broker TMGM gears up for AO22 with announcement of new marketing campaign
Major Australian Open sponsor TMGM is back for AO22 with exciting new marketing initiatives. [SYDNEY, 7th January 2022] – The Australian Open tennis tournament that’s broadcasted globally is once again returning for another season. AO22 is highly anticipated as Tennis Australia welcomes back fans to Melbourne Park for the live event. The Official Online Trading…
How to Choose the Right Trading Platform in Volatile Conditions
Being a cryptocurrency trader, you are well aware that cryptocurrency markets have become increasingly volatile of late. Therefore, staying ahead in cryptocurrency trading can be challenging and risky, considering the leading cryptocurrencies fluctuating values. For instance, Bitcoin can trade at a whopping US$45,000 in the morning, and then a single event relating to business, markets,…
Westpac and NAB to consider Apple Pay
After a backlash from customers and a surprise switch in policy from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), it appears that all of Australia’s big banks will end up providing Apple Pay services to their users sooner rather than later. Late last week, CBA joined ANZ in offering the service, and up until that point,…
Irish deputy PM says Brexit deal is underway
In a major boost for the UK, Irish Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said in an interview over the weekend that he believes that a Brexit deal between the UK and the EU is nearing completion. One of the major stumbling blocks over the last few months has concerned the future handling…
CommSec Daily Report Wednesday
The Australian market is under pressure on Wednesday, with the ASX 200 index slipping by 0.8 per cent at lunch. Around half of these losses are due to significant falls from the four major banks, which are down as much as 1.75 per cent. Weakness from supermarket chain owner Wesfarmers (WES) and Woolworths (WOW) is…
