Fidelity: Lessons from the first quarter of 2020
Now that the first quarter reporting period is largely over, it is time to draw lessons from the data published by companies and their impact on the longer-term outlook. Fidelity International experts examined the impact of COVID-19 on industries and regions.
The first thing that is important to mention is that income expectations have changed dramatically downward in the course of the reporting period as the coronavirus epidemic began to spread and investor sentiment collapsed. While it is unlikely that income expectations will change downwards, the corrections so far have already broken historical records, and the direction of the changes may change only in the second half of the year.
Related news
István Nagy: the government is providing all resources to eradicate the foot-and-mouth disease virus
The government is providing all human and financial resources to…
Read more >Artificial intelligence: back from the future
At the EuroCIS 2025 trade show retail companies can get…
Read more >We spend an average of HUF 105,000 per person on domestic travel
60 percent of Hungarians of economically active age have been…
Read more >Related news
Hungary’s economic vulnerability: causes, consequences and possible solutions
The economic developments of recent years have once again drawn…
Read more >DIEGO starts 2025 with optimistic plans
Increasing price sensitivity, an unpredictable regulatory environment and new shopping…
Read more >The gap is getting wider: the purchasing value of pensions is deteriorating dramatically
The purchasing power of pensions compared to salaries will suffer…
Read more >