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Monday 5 April 2021
The UK is cautiously easing its way out of lockdown, meaning international travel isn’t currently allowed. However, following the announcement from Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday 5 April, UK staycations will be allowed to go ahead from Monday 12 April. And although the Prime Minister cautiously stated that he still cannot confirm the timeline until the Global Travel Taskforce report is completed on Monday 12 April, overseas breaks may still be permitted from Monday 17 May at the earliest. Read When will we travel? for all the latest information. And in more good news, some more countries have said they’ll allow travellers to enter once they’ve been vaccinated – something the UK is hoping to achieve for the entire adult population by July 2021 (in terms of the first dose) and then autumn 2021 (for both doses).
CFNAI super index moving average index shows a modest decline (SPY -0.4%). Airlines slammed by soaring jet fuel prices. Elevated bond yields weigh on tech shares.
Here is the current market situation from CNN Money
North and South American markets are mixed. The IPC is higher by 0.29%, while the Bovespa is leading the S&P 500 lower. They are down 4.37% and 0.40% respectively.
What Is Moving the Markets
Here are the headlines moving the markets.
Oil Prices Spike As U.S. Outages Tighten Supply Oil prices rebounded again on Monday, with WTI shooting up more than 3% to over $61 per barrel by noon ET. Oil prices spiked to 13-month highs last week after the Texas Freeze, but prices sagged toward the latter part of the week. But on Monday, a new price rally began, with the price of WTI spiking $1.81 per barrel to $61.05. Brent shot up by $1.73 to $64.64. The price hike comes shortly after Goldman Sachs forecast that oil prices would climb into the $70s over the next few months, an