Japan's Nikkei file plunged more than 950 focuses on Tuesday, its greatest misfortune in one day since May 2013, as the reasons for alarm over the worldwide economy saw a continuation of the previous day's selloff in Europe and the United states.
Since December 2015, when interest rates started increasing from a low, Real Estate Investment Trusts (RETIs) which were taking advantage of low interest rates started experiencing low earnings. RETIs were using the money for refinancing. Apart from low interest rates, US economy improvement and high occupancies also proved to be beneficial for RETIs from 2009 to 2015.
As the UK finally pulled out of a bear market, there are hopes that the price of oil may have bottomed out. Hopefuls are warned against diving back in, however, as the rally seems dubious.
Coca Cola (NYSE: KO) company’s analysis reveal that the return on equity (ROE) and net income have decreased moderately but the net income to its shareholders however has increased. The net income for the latest years 2012, 2013 and 2014 were $ 9.0 billion, $ 8.6 billion and $ 7.1 billion respectively.
Start of 2016 saw the fall of European shares on Monday, the first trading day. This was mainly after the global growth was predicted to be negative because Chinese published parameters indicating slow growth. Due to rising tensions of Middle East, oil prices increase saw bond yields to drop.
