Abstract
This research article develops a rational framework to comprehend the spatiotemporal structures of epidemic illness (COVID-19) incident, its applicability, and its significances to financial markets action. The article proposes a paradigm shift which is a new multidimensional geometric approach that has to apprehend all proportional and asymmetrical strategic illustrated tendencies. The epidemic impact on economic activity differs in terms of magnitude and intensity: an economy experiences a supply and demand shocks in the short-run with instant effects in output and employment. This has generated unparalleled amounts of vulnerability, which is a relatively limited amount of time that has incurred substantial risks to investors. This paper seeks to chart the general dynamics of global derivatives markets with country-specific threats and structural threats. The COVID-19 catastrophe has accelerated crucial disturbances for exchange rates and international capital cycles. Cross-border portfolio investment halted in many developing markets as well as in some progressive economies in 2020. All show that in this pandemic situation coronavirus affects financial markets and extreme volatility in the financial market. Nations have not had to utilize capital supervision. To assistance foreign currency liquidity, numerous developing markets have negotiated in the foreign exchange market and slowed down regulations on capital influxes. The globalization of financial markets is directed to the gigantic expansion of magnitude and diversification of financial trades. Finally, all sections show and describe in detail this topic and give some recommendations to overcome this situation.
Highlights
The world is on the verge of unprecedented pandemic disease, as many cities across the globe go on lockdown in response to the spread of novel coronavirus so-called „COVID-19‟
The World Health Organization (World Health Organization, 2020) has proclaimed an epidemic over a new coronavirus, which results in an infection recognized as COVID-19 that has circulated to almost every region
Research Objectives The major objective of this paper is to discover the impact of the coronavirus on the financial derivatives market
Summary
The world is on the verge of unprecedented pandemic disease, as many cities across the globe go on lockdown in response to the spread of novel coronavirus so-called „COVID-19‟. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, microeconomic indicators exhibit a sharp decline in January and February: industrial output (-13.4 percent); fixed-asset investment (25 percent); unemployment (+6.3 percent); and retail sales (-20.5 percent) (Lauer et al, 2020). There are still no clear international economic impacts, there have already been spectacular activities in the financial markets. The International Financial Market is in a speck where budgetary prosperity is exchanged among tribe (and between nations). It tends to be respected as a wide interpretation of regulations and laws where resources are swapped between experts in abundance and operators in shortfall and where associations set out the approaches. As in the middle of a pandemic explosion, it is relatively tough to assess its long -term consequences
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