Losco&Lasco
È l'unico gioco in cittá.
Temo di sì, Pfizer deve pure staccare dividendo domani...invece per il CH0478388884 sembra ormai tramontata l ipotesi di rimborso anticipato..
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Losco&Lasco
È l'unico gioco in cittá.
Non dico che mi dispiaccia, ma mi ero fatto due programmini su come re-impegnare quella liquiditá
Riddick
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Intanto la BBC ha annunciato la sospensione dei voli di British Airways da/per l'intera Cina
Airlines are cutting flights to China — and the coronavirus could be a 'substantial' risk for the industry, an analyst warns
David Slotnick
12 hours ago
The mysterious coronavirus spreading around the world poses a "substantial" risk to global air travel and the aerospace sector, an analyst for Canaccord Genuity is warning, and the effects are already being seen in flight cancelations.
However, the long-term financial impact of the outbreak could be less severe.
Ken Herbert, an analyst at financial-services firm Canaccord, said in a research note that although it's "very early into the current coronavirus outbreak," several other outbreaks in recent years provide a framework that can be applied to the current situation. The note mentioned that although the current outbreak appears to be spreading faster than those past viruses, it has been less deadly so far.
Herbert said an average revenue drop of 13% has been observed over past outbreaks, citing data from the International Air Transport Association, an airline trade organization.
"However, we believe that all things considered, traffic tends to recover relatively quickly after a pandemic outbreak," Herbert said.
The brunt of the impact is expected to be borne by Chinese airlines that service Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak — particularly those like China Southern, China Eastern, and Air China.
International airlines that fly to the region are likely to see an impact as well. For instance, United Airlines announced on Tuesday that it would cancel 24 flights to and from China in early February, as customer demand has plummeted due to the coronavirus outbreak. "Due to a significant decline in demand for travel to China, we are suspending some flights between our hub cities and Beijing, Hong Kong and Shanghai beginning February 1 through February 8," a spokesperson for the airline said in a statement. "We will continue to monitor the situation as it develops and will adjust our schedule as needed."
Airlines are cutting flights to China — and the coronavirus could be a 'substantial' risk for the industry, an analyst warns
Airlines are cutting flights to China — and the coronavirus could be a 'substantial' risk for the industry, an analyst warns
David Slotnick
12 hours ago
The mysterious coronavirus spreading around the world poses a "substantial" risk to global air travel and the aerospace sector, an analyst for Canaccord Genuity is warning, and the effects are already being seen in flight cancelations.
However, the long-term financial impact of the outbreak could be less severe.
Ken Herbert, an analyst at financial-services firm Canaccord, said in a research note that although it's "very early into the current coronavirus outbreak," several other outbreaks in recent years provide a framework that can be applied to the current situation. The note mentioned that although the current outbreak appears to be spreading faster than those past viruses, it has been less deadly so far.
Herbert said an average revenue drop of 13% has been observed over past outbreaks, citing data from the International Air Transport Association, an airline trade organization.
"However, we believe that all things considered, traffic tends to recover relatively quickly after a pandemic outbreak," Herbert said.
The brunt of the impact is expected to be borne by Chinese airlines that service Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak — particularly those like China Southern, China Eastern, and Air China.
International airlines that fly to the region are likely to see an impact as well. For instance, United Airlines announced on Tuesday that it would cancel 24 flights to and from China in early February, as customer demand has plummeted due to the coronavirus outbreak. "Due to a significant decline in demand for travel to China, we are suspending some flights between our hub cities and Beijing, Hong Kong and Shanghai beginning February 1 through February 8," a spokesperson for the airline said in a statement. "We will continue to monitor the situation as it develops and will adjust our schedule as needed."
Airlines are cutting flights to China — and the coronavirus could be a 'substantial' risk for the industry, an analyst warns
NoWay
It's time to play the game
Alexreferee11
Forumer storico
Ieri leggero incremento del DE000HV45TC7 a protezione della parte long su Fca (cap a 100€) e buy DE000HV45RF4 (oggi trimestrale di Ge oltre che Tesla).
Joe Silver
Forumer storico
Joe Silver
Forumer storico
Se cerchi un'altro certificato volatile, ci sarebbe il CH0506332607 che non sta fermo neanche se rompi la macchinetta al MM
BRUNO66
Forumer storico
Non male questo certificato per chi cerca rendimenti alti (e un po' di brivido).
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