This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we highlight how Nasdaq is continually innovating the industry to keep our markets, employees and partners protected.
This Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we highlight how Nasdaq is continually innovating the industry to keep our markets, employees and partners protected.
As we head into the final quarter of 2021, the global economy continues to face significant headwinds ranging from ongoing pandemic-induced disruptions, record-high levels of congestion at ports, an energy crisis in China, and more.
If you’ve been following the developments in the cryptocurrency realm, in augmented/virtual reality, or in online gaming, you’ve probably heard the term metaverse.
The major focus for the day will be on inflation figures, as investors weigh the likelihood and potential magnitude of reductions in monetary support from central banks around the world at a time when the passage of massive, multi-trillion U.S. spending bills is facing resistance
We look at what index inclusion does to the liquidity of those foreign-listed stocks (nine companies as of July 2021). We find that the high profile of the Nasdaq-100, as well as the liquidity ecosystem around it, leads to materially better liquidity for those listings.
Outside of some commodities where demand is seasonal and the stocks directly tied to them, the whole concept of seasonality just doesn’t stand up to rigorous reasoning.
Investor focus remains on the heightened level of political volatility coupled with monetary policy uncertainty, challenged supply chains, and pricing pressures.