20 years ago, Goldman Sachs used to be a Wall Street legend and a dream company to work for graduates with a financial degree. Over the last few years, the bank has been a loser with thousands of disappointed employees, managers, and investors. However, the other day Goldman Sachs made an attempt to get back in the game.
Some experts predict that in the second half of the year, the common European currency is going to start losing its value against the U.S. Dollar and is eventually going to reach parity with the American currency. Market Leader tried to find out more details of why this may happen…
Masterforex-V Academy reports that the amount of oil rigs in the USA dropped by 15 more units to reach the lowest level since 2009. With that being said, only 372 oil rigs are functioning in the USA to date. The information is confirmed by The Financial Times with reference to Baker Hughes.
The global economy is gradually moving from a weak growth to slowdown. This is going to drop down the prices on risky assets all around the globe, including commodities, stocks and bonds. This what Nouriel Roubini, Chairman of Roubini Global Economics and Professor at New York University thinks on the matter.
Deutsche Bank experts believe that over the next few years we may well see both higher oil oversupply and global economic slowdown as well as a much stronger dollar and higher oil prices.
Earlier this week, Apple introduced a new mobile device – iPhone SE. It seems like the corporation decided to go back to the roots since the new smartphone by Apple has a 4-inch screen. According to the Hi-Tech Department of Market Leader, the audience wasn’t impressed with iPhone SE. Some experts say that this device is going to fail completely in terms of international sales despite being a relatively low-coast device.