Swine flu effects on global market

Friday, May 1, 2009
By thevoice

The World Health Organization does not believe that we can contain the new strain of swine flu.  This disease certainly has the potential to move markets across the globe.  The public can mitigate this effect by proactively doing what is necessary to avoid contact with places in Mexico, Canada and Spain that have confirmed cases.  Some restrictions to these locations should be placed until the cases reported diminish.   The good news, based on recent studies this virus is not as harmful as the avian flu. For the most recent updates on the virus please visit: http://www.who.int/csr/disease/swineflu/en/index.html

Investors should keep an eye out on the number of cases confirmed, so far 105 confirmed cases is not a cause for concern.  If this number keeps increasing there will be a direct correlation to the affected nations GDP as restrictions will most likely be placed on travel and import/export markets.

thevoice@voicedup.com

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One Response to “Swine flu effects on global market”

  1. international

    It is my opinion that swine flu is a simple conspiracy created the vaccination companies. But many of my other collegues also believe that it was ment to eradicate people, but I believe the whole thing was just hyped by the media who were influenced by those companies and coporations who were the ones that sold the vaccines to the various governments. Do you guys agree??

    #2093

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