Link to article: https://www.investing.com/analysis/volatility-returning-to-global-markets-200581733
Excerpt:
- As inflation fears continue to ramp up and earnings season subsides, volatility has returned to global equity markets.
- We feature three firms with important earnings-related corporate events that traders should monitor.
- An energy name that has a merger in progress.
- A financials company that recently hiked its dividend.
- A European retailer that experienced positive cash flow impacts from the pandemic.
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