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Equities on major European stock markets traded lower premarket on Monday as the coronavirus crisis continues. Airbus SE announced it was withdrawing its guidance for 2020 due to the pandemic-caused volatility.

The FTSE 100 dropped 5.64% at 7:28 am CET, while the DAX lost 4.92%.

The euro was 0.63% higher than the greenback at 7:2 am CET to change hands for 1.07680, while the pound rose 0.34% to sell for 1.17042 dollars a minute later.

Breaking the News / MD

Stocks on European markets ticked higher on Friday as the Bank of England (BoE) opted to reduce its bank rate.

The rate is now standing at 0.1%, hitting all-time low amid piling coronavirus worries. United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris announced that the number of daily tests for COVID-19 will increase to 25,000 nationwide, claiming that the UK "can turn the tide" on coronavirus that killed over 10,000 people globally.

The FTSE 100 soared 2.81% at 7:30 am CET while the DAX jumped 2.35% at the same time.

The euro gained 0.70% to go for $1.07668 at 7:29 am CET.

Breaking the News / GA

Equities on major European stock markets plummeted in premarket trade on Thursday as the coronavirus crisis deepened across the continent.

The outbreak took 475 lives in the past 24 hours in Italy, raising the death toll from the infection to nearly 3,000 nationwide while over 35,700 people were tested positive. Germany had the largest jump in coronavirus cases since the beginning of the epidemic on Wednesday while Spain confirmed over 100 new deaths from COVID-19 yesterday.

Meanwhile, the European Union failed to reach a deal on blocking short-selling despite the fact that France, Italy, Spain, Belgium and Austria already adopted a ban to stop the selloff.

The DAX slumps 6.98% at 7:30 am CET while the FTSE 100 in London sank 5.36% at the same time.

The euro rose 0.14% to go for $1.09270 at 7:29 am CET.

Breaking the News / GA

Shares on the European markets extended losses on Wednesday following the European Union's decision to close its external borders for non-essential travel to stem the coronavirus outbreak. Speaking about the virus, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen asserted the EU would speed up bureaucratic procedures that could stop the approval of the COVID-19 vaccine.

The DAX plunged 5.55% at 7:30 am CET, while the FTSE 100 sank 5.41% at the same time.

The euro traded 0.18% higher against the dollar to sell for $1.10183 at 7:31 am CET, while the pound was up 0.36% compared to the greenback, going for $1.20986 concurrently.

Breaking the News / ND

Equities on the major European stock markets climbed on Tuesday following the Europen Union's (EU) decision to seal off its borders in an attempt to curb the coronavirus outbreak.

The infection took over 7,000 lives globally while Italy, the epicenter of the outbreak in Europe, had nearly 28,000 confirmed cases and 2,158 deaths from COVID-19. Meanwhile, human testing for the coronavirus prevention vaccine started in the United States as the first volunteers received treatment at the Kaiser Permanente Washington Research Institute in Seattle.

The DAX gained 1.16% at 7:45 am CET while the FTSE 100 in London soared 1.52% at the same time.

The euro slid 0.09% against the dollar, changing hands for 1.11728 at 7:29 am CET.

Breaking the News / GA

European stocks plunged in premarket trade on Monday, with losses posted in the worst selloff since 2008 set to extend into this week.

The number of newly discovered coronavirus cases is surging across the Old Continent, with Italy being the hardest hit by the outbreak. Yesterday, the Italian authorities reported as many as 368 new COVID-19 deaths, the biggest single-day increase in fatalities. Other countries have also reported a rise in new cases while media reports indicated that a further tightening of measures to stave off the impact on the economy is in the making.

The DAX fell 4.76% at 7:42 am CET. London's FTSE 100 retreated 3.60% at 7:43 am CET. The CAC 40 dropped 4.22% at 7:47 am CET.

The pound gained 0.67% against the US dollar, going for 1.23630 at 7:45 am CET. Meanwhile, the euro jumped 0.33% on the greenback, selling for 1.11432 at the same time.

Breaking the News / GG

Hello gggg21/Mick-b I am aware of boohoo’s alertness to market conditions... I made some money when they did an rns on December 17th 2018, that’s why I mentioned that the email I sent them won’t hurt as they may well be minded to update investors unscheduled.
Cheers guys

OMG Professor excuse my mistake full gratitude to you for your post.

Interesting Tiger, I only got listening to 1/2 before I had to go do something but a thought crossed my mind and that is it wouldn’t do any harm to have two or three positive recordings for when the market gets rough; sort of help me keep my senses about me.
Thanks for sharing I’ll listen to the rest later and probably the entirety again.

Hello Voltair21 I found the details but not until after I’d emailed investor relations, it’ll do no harm as they do an update in the interim.
For anyone who’s interested the next scheduled company rns is due 22 Apr 2020 and is their Preliminary Results

S. Korea, Italy ban short-selling in COVID-19 response

South Korea and Italy banned short-selling in response to the market selloff due to coronavirus COVID-19, authorities in both countries said in separate statements on Friday.

Italy said short-selling will be banned on March 13 as a result of the FTSE MIB's drop of almost 17% in the previous session. The ban will be applied to 85 Italian shares including Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Intesa Sanpoalo and Eni, but Rome's stock exchange commission, CONSOB, did not specify if the ban would be prolonged.

Meanwhile, South Korea's short-selling ban which will be applied to 95 stocks will start as of March 16 and will last for six months after the short selling volume averaged $891.8 billion on the Korea Exchange on Friday.

Breaking the News / VP

This was released yesterday morning.

Can anyone please tell me when boo’s next market update is due, plus what it is.
I’ve been unsuccessful in finding it on the company website could well be I’m looking in the wrong place.
Thanks in advance for any reply.

When you consider the share price has fallen everyday for almost two weeks. “Yer having a lads.” as they say locally.

A couple of years ago gold was priced at $1300 an oz and Centamin was trading at 155. So I think to a certain extent the price of gold is used as an excuse to push shares about.

Add to my last post... if cey goes crashing through 90. I wouldn’t buy them until something was released about them.

....when to top up if indeed.

It’s my opinion that Centamin’ trading range is top 160. and bottom 90. so I think because it is being manipulated so strongly I’d wait for 90 because you may be more aware of what’s going on before it gets there.
Bol

I don’t usually join the market Manipulation brigade but today it looks like the yanks want their share of cheap stocks, does it not?

Tiger I’m not questioning your opinion but looking at a row of company charts most of them resemble Centamin’s a peak prior to the US open, obviously cey is getting rougher treatment than most.

Trading in stock futures listed on the S&P 500 was halted on Friday morning as the index reached a limit in gains of 2,582 points.

Trading in stock futures listed on the S&P 500 was halted on Friday morning as the index reached a limit in gains of 2,582 points.

More to come...

Breaking the News / NI

severe but temporary Is the official word being banded about on the market sell off.
At the minute the market is popping about has been as high as +7% and as low as +2%
The turmoil isn’t over yet as the coronavirus hasn’t gone away, but it will.