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Hi @Marcraffard, thanks for the follow up on NIO Q2 earnings. MongiIG

Early Morning Call: Equity rally continues; gold bounces back and OPEC+ under fire More record highs for INDU, SPX, DAX, MCX and ASX. UKX at 18-month high, CAC at 20-year high. Gold is up with the gold/silver ratio at highest level since November last year. And, president Biden asks for more oil to curb prices. https://www.ig.com/uk/market-insight-articles/early-morning-call--equity-rally-continues--gold-bounces-back-an-210812 This is here for you to catch up but if you have any ideas on markets or events you want us to relay to the TV team we’re more than happy to.

For more up to date news on how markets will open, the latest earnings and economic news, watch IGTV live in the platform at 07:30am UK. Today’s coverage: Indices: No change to the recent trend…more record highs for INDU SPX DAX MCX ASX. UKX 18mth high, CAC new 20yr high. Tech down again Equities: Earnings from AV CINE TUI in Europe. DTEL upgrades FY EBITDA. After the US close this eve - ABNB & DIS FX: USD weakens on US inflation data and $3.5tln of further funding from Biden. Watching GBP ahead of UK GDP Commods: Gold up – Gold/Silver ratio 74.7, highest since November last year. Lumber breaks support briefly hitting 9mth lows https://community.ig.com/igtv/

Tech stocks have powered higher in recent months and the Nasdaq 100 now sits at a record high once more. Can this run continue? Source: Bloomberg Indices Shares Nasdaq Nasdaq-100 Investor Stock Chris Beauchamp | Chief Market Analyst, London | Publication date: Wednesday 11 August 2021. IG Back in the first half of 2021, there was no shortage of gloomy commentary about tech stocks. From being the market stars of the past year, it seemed tech had run out of room to rally. The expected reopening of the global economy was foretold to be the moment that investors would move away from the FANG winners of 2020 and find sectors and companies that would benefit from people leaving their homes and returning to physical shopping and working from offices, rather than working and shopping from the comfort of their homes. Perhaps unsurprisingly, this has not come to pass. Indeed, fund managers have rediscovered the attractions of the sector, with huge inflows over the recent weeks that has played a major part in driving the Nasdaq 100 to a new record high, taking out the 15,000 level for the first time in its history. For a time, it looked like big tech stocks like Amazon would continue to struggle. A stellar year in 2020 meant that stock prices of FANG names had risen very quickly, but from September onwards the relentless gains began to stall. Other sectors began to take over the mantle of leadership, and a rise in treasury yields seemed to suggest that the era of buying tech stocks had come to a close, given their valuations were so high that much of the risk appeared to be skewed to the downside. The Nasdaq 100 currently sits at a record high, having enjoyed huge gains since May. Sentiment surrounding this index and the heavyweight names such as Amazon has undergone a major shift over the past six months, as investors switched from growth to value and then back again. Source: ProRealTime From a chart standpoint, the trend is firmly intact, and has been substantially revived since the uncertain February – May period. From May we have seen a renewed surge to the upside, as inflows have supported the sector and pushed it to a new record high. We have now gone an extended period without any major volatility, and historically August-September can see some weakness creep in before a year-end rally gets underway. But investors appear to have woken up to the strong fundamentals of the sector, particularly the cash-generation powers of the big FANG stocks, and have found renewed faith in growth stocks and their ability to deliver strong market returns.

IG Trading the Markets: our trading and investing podcast Listen to the IG Trading the Markets podcast – covering topics such as current news, forex trading, commodity markets and stock trading and investment strategies. Latest episode of the Trading the Markets podcast: https://www.ig.com/uk/trading-podcasts Is the UK entering a period of stagflation? With some members of the Bank of England talking about higher inflation for longer than the economy can withstand, will rates have to rise and will that rise stifle what growth there is? In this episode, IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor talks to Martin Essex, analyst at Daily FX. Together they look at the prospects for the UK economy and how to trade sterling against the dollar and the euro.

Charting the Markets: 11 August TheSteadyTrader.com's Serge Berger joins IGTV's Jeremy Naylor on charting today. He’s positioning himself long indices and, despite the massive amounts of stimulus being pumped into the US economy, is also long the US dollar. https://www.ig.com/uk/market-insight-articles/charting-the-markets--11-august-210811 Market data to trade on Thursday: UK GDP; DIS & ABNB earnings IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor looks at GBP/USD as Thursday brings quarterly growth numbers in the UK. There’s also Eurozone and US data to watch. Earnings include Tui (TUI), Disney (DIS) and Airbnb (ABNB). https://www.ig.com/uk/market-insight-articles/market-data-to-trade-on-thursday--uk-gdp--dis---abnb-earnings-210811 This is here for you to catch up but if you have any ideas on markets or events you want us to relay to the TV team we’re more than happy to.

The so-called ‘last mile’ for delivery companies is notoriously difficult to lever a profit and Deliveroo said as much today in its H1 numbers. IGTV’s Jeremy Naylor says ROO shares have still to trade above its IPO price of 390p. https://www.ig.com/uk/market-insight-articles/will-deliveroo-ever-make-a-profit--210811

Dollar strength continues to weaken EUR/USD, GBP/USD and AUD/USD EUR/USD, GBP/USD and AUD/USD head lower, with the dollar looking to continue its ascent. Source: Bloomberg Forex United States dollar EUR/USD GBP/USD AUD/USD Australian dollar Joshua Mahony | Senior Market Analyst, London | Publication date: Wednesday 11 August 2021 EUR/USD drops back into key support EUR/USD has continued to head lower following the drop into and below $1.1752 support on Monday. That breakdown did signal a likely move back into $1.1704 support. Now, the key question is whether we see that $1.1704 level break, with such a move bringing an increased expectation of further downside from here. As such, with the pair at a key crossroads, whether or not we break this level will be key in determining the outlook going forward. Source: ProRealTime GBP/USD breaks support to bring risk of further weakness GBP/USD has slumped back below the $1.3843 support level overnight, bringing an end to the trend of higher lows that played out over the final week of July. That break does provide us with expectations of further downside from here, with a rise through $1.3872 required to stabilise things from an intraday perspective. Source: ProRealTime AUD/USD rolling over with pair likely to break lower AUD/USD looks at risk of a strong move lower, with the recent period of consolidation at risk of coming to an end given the break below trendline support. The drop below $0.7329 support brings expectations of another slump for the pair, with yesterday’s rise bringing about a short-term pullback before it heads lower once again. A break below $0.7316 brings about another fresh signal of impending weakness as we look to finally exit the consolidation phase. Source: ProRealTime

In this article, we’ll explore CPI and forex trading, looking at what traders should know about the Consumer Price Index to make informed decisions. We’ll cover what CPI is as a concept, the CPI release dates, how to interpret CPI, and what to consider when trading forex against CPI data. WHAT IS CPI AND WHY DOES IT MATTER TO FOREX TRADERS? The Consumer Price Index, better known by the acronym CPI, is an important economic indicator released on a regular basis by major economies to give a timely glimpse into current growth and inflation levels. Inflation tracked through CPI looks specifically at purchasing power and the rise of prices of goods and services in an economy, which can be used to influence a nation’s monetary policy. CPI is calculated by averaging price changes for each item in a predetermined basket of consumer goods, including food, energy, and also services such as medical care. It is a useful indicator for forex traders due to its aforementioned effect on monetary policy and, in turn, interest rates, which have a direct impact on currency strength. The full utility of knowing how to interpret CPI as a forex trader will be explored below. Read more on how interest rates impact the forex market. CPI RELEASE DATES CPI release dates usually occur every month, but in some countries, such as New Zealand and Australia, quarterly. Some nations also offer yearly results, such as Germany’s index. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics has reported the CPI monthly since 1913. The following table shows a selection of major economies and information about their CPI releases. COUNTRY/JURISDICTION COMPILING BODY FREQUENCY OF RELEASES Australia Australian Bureau of Statistics Quarterly Canada Statistics Canada Monthly China National Bureau of Statistics of China Monthly Eurozone European Central Bank Twice monthly Germany Federal Statistical Office of Germany Monthly, yearly Italy Istat Monthly India Ministry for Statistics and Programme Implementation Monthly Japan Statistics Japan Monthly UK Monetary Policy Committee Monthly US US Bureau of Labor Statistics Monthly WHY FOREX TRADERS SHOULD FOLLOW CPI DATA Understanding CPI data is important to forex traders because it is a strong measure of inflation, which in turn has a significant influence on central bank monetary policy. So how does CPI affect the economy? Often, higher inflation will translate to higher benchmark interest rates being set by policymakers, to help dampen the economy and subdue the inflationary trend. In turn, the higher a country’s interest rate, the more likely its currency will strengthen. Conversely, countries with lower interest rates often mean weaker currencies. The release and revision of CPI figures can produce swings in a currency’s value against other currencies, meaning potentially favorable volatility from which skilled traders can benefit. Also, CPI data is often recognized as a useful gauge of the effectiveness of the economic policy of governments in response to the condition of their domestic economy, a factor that forex traders can consider when assessing the likelihood of currency movements. The CPI can also be used in conjunction with other indicators, such as the Producer Price Index, for forex traders to get a clearer picture of inflationary pressures. WHAT TO CONSIDER WHEN TRADING FOREX AGAINST CPI DATA When using CPI data to influence forex trading decisions, traders should consider the market expectations for inflation and what is likely to happen to the currency if these expectations are met, or if they are missed. Similar to any major release, it may be beneficial to avoid having an open position immediately before. Traders might consider waiting for several minutes after the release before looking for possible trades, since forex spreads could widen significantly right before and after the report. Below is a chart displaying the monthly inflation rates for the US. For the latest month, expectations are set at 1.6% inflation compared to last year’s data. If CPI is released higher or lower than expectations this news event does have the ability to influence the market. Chart to show US inflation levels in 2018/19. Source: TradingEconomics.com. US Bureau of Labor Statistics One way the effects of CPI data can be interpreted is by monitoring the US Dollar Index, a 2018/19 example chart for which is below. If CPI is released away from expectations, it is reasonable to believe this may be the catalyst to drive the Index to fresh highs, or to rebound from resistance. Since the Index is comprised of EUR/USD, USD/JPY, and GBP/USD, by watching the US Dollar we can get a full interpretation of the events outcome. Chart to show movement in the US Dollar Index. Source: TradingView.com As can be observed in the example above, as inflation rose during the first half of 2018, the US Dollar Index went up accordingly. But with US inflation drifting lower in the following months and with a missed target of 2%, this pushed US interest rate hikes off the agenda. As a result, the dollar struggled and weakened against a basket of other currencies. Not every fundamental news release works out through price as expected. Once the CPI data has been released and analyzed, traders should then look to see if the market price is moving through or rebounding off any areas of technical importance. This will help traders understand the short-term strength of the move and/or the strength of technical support or resistance levels, and help them make more informed trading decisions. READ MORE ON CPI, INFLATION AND FOREX Make sure you bookmark our economic calendar to stay tuned in to the latest CPI data released by a range of countries, and stay abreast of all the DailyFX news and analysis updates. Also, reserve your place at our Central Bank Weekly webinar series to learn about news events, market reactions, and macro trends. For more information on inflation and its impact on forex decisions, take a look at our article Understanding Inflation for Currency Trading. By Ben Lobel, Market Writer, 11 August 2021. 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Gold edges higher while oil bounce continues Gold’s volatility has continued to subside, with the price edging up, while oil has managed to make further headway after bouncing from support. Source: Bloomberg Chris Beauchamp | Chief Market Analyst, London | Publication date: Wednesday 11 August 2021 Gold Dip buyers continue to push gold slightly higher, but there is still much ground to be made up before it can be said that a more bullish view has emerged. Further gains in the direction of $1760 would be welcome for longs, but a close above $1765 is still needed to firmly establish the bullish view. A renewed decline still targets $1685 support. ProRealTime WTI The bounce from support at $65.46 continues, leaving the impression that a double-bottom has formed. Now the price targets trendline resistance from the July peak, suggesting a test of resistance nearer to $71. ProRealTime See opportunity on a commodity?

FTSE 100 makes headway as S&P 500 hits new record While the DAX is still struggling to push above recent highs, the FTSE 100 is on the up and the S&P 500 is moving to new record highs. Source: Bloomberg Chris Beauchamp | Chief Market Analyst, London | Publication date: Wednesday 11 August 2021 FTSE 100 Concerns about a turn lower for the FTSE 100 have been brushed aside as the price marches on towards the June highs above 7200. The indecisive end to last week has given way to a fresh push higher, and points towards renewed bullish momentum. Continued gains above the 50-day simple moving average (SMA) of 7085 have firmly shut out sellers from this market. Source: ProRealTime DAX The DAX continues to hover just below the highs of June and July, but shows no desire to head lower either. Revived risk appetite across UK and US markets should drag the index higher, although macro concerns about the German and Chinese recoveries have held back bullish sentiment. Nonetheless, a move above 15,800 that brings 16,000 into view still seems the most likely outcome. Source: ProRealTime S&P 500 The S&P 500 did eke out another record high yesterday, but was unable to hold on to it overnight. Pre-game nerves regarding today’s consumer price index (CPI) print have held back any rush to push the market higher, a situation amplified by summer’s low liquidity. Still the buyers appear to have the upper hand, although it is worth noting that the brief and contained selloffs seen this year do tend to occur around the mid-month point. Source: ProRealTime

US DOLLAR INDEX EYEING RESISTANCE AHEAD OF CPI REPORT DUE US Dollar price action trading on its front foot largely due to the threat of Fed tapering EUR/USD weakness, USD/JPY strength driving the DXY Index 1% higher month-to-date Upcoming CPI data likely to weigh on the FOMC’s transitory narrative and fuel volatility Check out our Real Time News page for breaking market news and analyst insights US Dollar bulls have clearly controlled the steering wheel over the last few days. The broader DXY Index is up more than 1% on the month largely thanks to US Dollar strength against key peers like the Euro and Yen. In fact, EUR/USD and USD/JPY, which are the two largest components of the DXY Index, have both reflected US Dollar gains for seven consecutive trading sessions. Whether or not the US Dollar can sustain its bid in the short-term hinges largely on inflation data on deck for release. The monthly US CPI report is scheduled to cross wires Wednesday, 11 August at 12:30 GMT. Markets are expecting the latest year-over-year inflation data to come in at 5.3% and 4.3% for headline and core CPI, respectively. Of particular note, however, will be the month-over-month readings. DXY INDEX – US DOLLAR PRICE CHART: WEEKLY TIME FRAME (NOV 2019 TO AUG 2021) Chart by @RichDvorakFX created using TradingView This is considering the market forecast is for both headline and core inflation to decelerate quite a bit on a month-over-month basis. Specifically, the consensus estimate is for headline CPI to drop to 0.5% in July from 0.9% in June and core CPI to fall to 0.4% in July from 0.9% in June. That would likely bode well for FOMC officials and their transitory inflation narrative. As such, in-line or lower-than-expected CPI data could see a bearish reaction by the US Dollar. On the other hand, if the CPI report comes in hotter than expected, that would likely keep the pressure on the Fed to announce its taper timeline sooner rather than later, and we could see the US Dollar extend its stretch of strength in turn. USD PRICE OUTLOOK – US DOLLAR IMPLIED VOLATILTIY TRADING RANGES (OVERNIGHT) High-impact CPI data due and its make-or-break potential for US Dollar outlook is underscored by the latest overnight implied volatility readings. EUR/USD overnight implied volatility of 7.1%, for example, compares to its 20-day average reading of 5.2% and ranks in the top 78th percentile of measurements taken over the last 12-months. Likewise, USD/JPY overnight implied volatility of 6.8% compares to its 20-day average reading of 5.3% and ranks in the top 88th percentile of measurements taken over the last 12-months. That all said, traders might want to keep an eye on how Treasury yields react to the upcoming inflation report given their collective posturing as a bellwether to where the US Dollar heads next. Written by Rich Dvorak, Analyst for DailyFX.com. 11th August 2021.

Annual CPI inflation is expected to decline slightly in July. Fed is unlikely to renounce hawkish policy shift on single CPI print. EUR/USD could target fresh 2021 lows amid broad-based USD strength. Inflation in the United States, as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI), is expected to edge lower to 5.3% on a yearly basis in July from the 13-year-high registered at 5.4% in June. The annual Core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, is forecast to retreat to 4.3% from 4.5%. Following the latest comments from FOMC policymakers and the impressive July jobs report, investors are expecting the US Federal Reserve to start reducing asset purchases before the end of the year. The confirmation of the hawkish tilt in the Fed's policy outlook provided a boost to the greenback and the US Dollar Index climbed beyond 93.00 for the first time in more than two weeks. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on August 6 that Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) in the US increased by 943,000 in July, compared to analysts' estimate of 870,000. Moreover, June's print got revised higher to 938,000 from 850,000 and the wage inflation, as presented by Average Hourly Earnings, rose to 4% on a yearly basis from 3.7%. On August 4, Fed Vice Chair Richard Clarida noted that he can see the Fed announcing tapering later in the year. On a similar note, Dallas Fed President Kaplan said that the Fed should start tapering purchases and do it in a gradual way, Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic added that he could see the Fed reducing purchases between October and December. Finally, Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin noted that the Fed has made substantial further progress toward the taper benchmark. In the meantime, FOMC Chairman Jerome Powell acknowledged during the monetary policy press conference that it was difficult for them to tell when inflation will move back down. "Inflation has increased notably and will remain elevated in coming months before moderating," Powell said and added that price pressures could be more persistent than expected. EUR/USD outlook Unless the CPI reading is a big negative surprise, the USD is likely to continue to outperform its rivals ahead of the Jackson Hole Symposium that will take place on August 26-28. On the downside, the initial support for the EUR/USD pair is located at 1.1700 (psychological level, March 31 low, 2021 low). With a daily close below that level, the pair could target the next static support at 1.1620 ahead of 1.1600 (psychological level). Resistances, on the other hand, could be seen at 1.1800 (psychological level, 20-day SMA) and 1.1900 (psychological level, 50-day SMA). Only a daily close above the latter could attract buyers and help EUR/USD extend its rebound toward 1.1970, where the 100-day SMA is located. By Eren Sengezer, 10 August 2021. FXStreet

Early Morning Call: Dow at record high; USD in focus and COIN falls Asia rises after more record highs for INDI and SPX. Europe expected up, DAX near record high, FTSE 250 new record high. USD rises as debate intensifies on need for Fed tapering. And, Coinbase falls 2.7% on disappointing outlook. https://www.ig.com/uk/market-insight-articles/early-morning-call--dow-at-record-high--usd-in-focus-and-coin-fa-210811 This is here for you to catch up but if you have any ideas on markets or events you want us to relay to the TV team we’re more than happy to.

Hi @DebSchmal, That is a great question you have asked. Check out this article I found to be interesting, maybe this could answer your question in greater detail https://www.africanexponent.com/post/8920-why-do-banks-create-their-own-cryptocurrencies Let me know your thoughts on it after you read it. All the best - MongiIG

For more up to date news on how markets will open, the latest earnings and economic news, watch IGTV live in the platform at 07:30am UK. Today’s coverage: Indices: Asia rises (ASX200 – another new record high) after more record highs for INDI and SPX. Europe expected up, Dax near record high, FTSE250 new record high yesterday FX: USD rises as debate intensifies on need for Fed tapering: AUDUSD down after consumer confidence falls on lockdowns. USDJPY 1mth high breaking resistance Equities: COIN falls 2.7% on disappointing outlook. Earnings today EBAY after the bell this evening. Other releases PRU, ROO & TKA Commods: Lumber down closing in on support https://community.ig.com/igtv/

Market data to trade on Wednesday: eBay; AUD/USD and Deliveroo The last few all-sessions stocks to produce earnings are still coming and on Wednesday it’s eBay's turn. Jeremy Naylor looks at that chart, as well as the vulnerable near-term support for AUD/USD, and H1 numbers for Deliveroo. https://www.ig.com/uk/market-insight-articles/market-data-to-trade-on-wednesday--aud-usd--roo-and-ebay-210810 This is here for you to catch up but if you have any ideas on markets or events you want us to relay to the TV team we’re more than happy to.

How do I become a professional client? You can apply to be categorised as a professional client by logging in to My IG and selecting ‘settings’ and then ‘client and account status’. To qualify as professional, you need to meet certain criteria related to your trading history, investment portfolio, and/or your employment history. You’ll need to meet two out of the following three criteria in order to qualify as a professional client: Professional experience: You must have worked in the financial sector in a professional position (which requires knowledge of CFDs or spread betting) for at least one year. Investment portfolio: You are required to have a ‘financial instrument portfolio’ (defined as cash deposits and financial instruments) of €500,000 or more. Acceptable instruments include cash, stock portfolios, stocks and shares ISAs, trading accounts, mutual funds, and SIPPs. Managed company pensions, non-tradeable assets, property, luxury cars, or physical gold are not acceptable. Trading experience: You must have placed 40 trades of significant size in the last year. Significant size is £10,000 notional for equity trades and £50,000 for everything else. Buying £10 of FTSE and then closing it counts as one single trade. You do not need to have made the trades with IG. All the best - MongiIG

Hi @Johncar, Anglo African Agriculture Shares Fall on Widened 1H Loss, Chairman Departure. Shares in Anglo African Agriculture PLC dropped Friday after it reported a loss for the first half of the fiscal year and said Non-executive Chairman David Lenigas is stepping down. Which long awaited deal are you referring to, the ones they are working on to merge with a Kenyan port and marine logistics company ? Also at what price level are you looking to buy in ? MongiIG

Charting the Markets: 10 August FTSE, DAX, and Dow regain ground after brief period of weakness at the start of the week. The euro is firmly on the back foot against the dollar, with GBP/USD also drifting lower. Gold and Brent crude both suffer heavy losses. https://www.ig.com/uk/market-insight-articles/charting-the-markets--10-august-210810 Coinbase earnings: all about the price of cryptos The recent cryptocurrencies rally has driven the price of crypto exchange company, Coinbase. While earnings are out after today's close on Wall Street, the main driver of COIN shares is the price of Bitcoin and, possibly, Ether. https://www.ig.com/uk/market-insight-articles/coinbase-earnings--all-about-the-price-of-cryptos-210810 This is here for you to catch up but if you have any ideas on markets or events you want us to relay to the TV team we’re more than happy to.

Yes, China was responsible for the highest percentage of global carbon emissions into the air 2019-2020. China did launch carbon market as it aims to reduce emissions. Can China find a market solution to its outsize carbon emissions ? MongiIG

More than 115,000 healthcare workers have died worldwide due to Covid-19 as of May. That number should be higher by now. Interesting you bring up climate change, Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters said companies need to address climate change. Climate change is becoming a pressing issue in the corporate sector, with a report from a UN-backed panel warning Monday that global warming is dangerously close to spiraling out of control. Companies should not rely on governments to reach agreement at a global summit on climate change in Scotland in November, but rather take more action themselves, Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters said on Tuesday, at an online industry event. StanChart has said it aims to reach net zero carbon emissions from its operations by 2030 and have the companies it finances reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050.

Gold and Brent crude rebound after yesterday’s sharp declines Gold and Brent crude have both suffered heavy losses at the beginning of the week, but will the recovery continue to hold after initial gains? Source: Bloomberg Joshua Mahony | Senior Market Analyst, London | Publication date: Tuesday 10 August 2021 Gold stabilizes after decline into key support Gold has seen plenty of volatility at the start of this new week, with the capitulation seen yesterday bringing about a fresh rebound to close the gap. Despite finding some stabilization since that collapse, we have seen price gradually wane yesterday. That bearish sentiment holds unless we see price rise up through the $1752 high established yesterday. Until then, there is a good chance we see another turn lower from here, with a break below $1724 required to bring about a bearish continuation signal. Source: ProRealTime Brent crude starts to find buyers from Fibonacci support Brent crude is on the rise following yesterday’s decline into the 76.4% Fibonacci support level at $67.60. A break back below the $67.06 - $67.60 support zone would certainly raise the likeliness of a more protracted pullback for Brent. Until then, there is a good chance of us reversing higher from here. Greater confidence in that recovery comes with a rise up through the $72.29 swing-high. Source: ProRealTime

The Global Economy and Development Program at Brookings conducted a survey on multilateralism in the Spring of 2021 as part of a project on the future of global governance. This report summarizes and analyzes the results. Can download the full report on the link below. https://www.brookings.edu/research/global-governance-after-covid-19/

Hi @Caseynotes, Covid-19 has ravaged the global Healthcare Workforce. We need to invest in their future. Investments in the health workforce need to return on a measurable scale. What are your thoughts on this ? MongiIG