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While the pandemic has entered into the “second wave” stage across the world, beating some of the terrifying spring records, many European countries have responded with stricter measures from public gathering bans and.

Despite COVID-19 surpassing one grim milestone after another, large-scale lockdowns are mostly seen as, with some exceptions, unlikely to be repeated globally this year.

The number of daily newly registered COVID-19 infections in the world peaked in the end of July and has been slowly decreasing over the past month. However, the fears of a second wave or resurgence in Europe and other.

Wh ile Europe seems to have taken the COVID19 situation mostly under control - however fragile it might look - the number of newly registered infections in the world keeps growing massively.

If   a month ago, the world seemed unstable, now the situation looks plain unsustainable.

You certainly have asked yourself: Did equity investors lose their minds? We have been wondering for weeks about the strength of equity markets.

The economic damage caused by the restrictive official measures in the fight against the spread of the corona virus take on enormous dimension. 

Black Swan hits the world! When the virus broke out in China, who would have thought that this would become such a huge global issue?

Stock markets continued to plunge this week. European markets gave up about 3 percent and major US indices were down more than 4 percent on Thursday. 

The announcement of a phase-one deal between the USA and China and the Tories’ landslide victory in the UK led to a strong year-end rally in cyclical assets.  No doubt: 2019 will go down in history as an exceptionally.