2021-12-15 14:00 |
With inflation soaring to 30-year highs, we examine whether the surge was caused by supply, demand, or both. origin »
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With inflation soaring to 30-year highs, we examine whether the surge was caused by supply, demand, or both.
2021-12-14 14:00 | |
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee member Ted Cruz, R-Texas, believes Bitcoin has a lot of potential. In an interview with Sean Hannity on Fox News, when asked about the cryptocurrency, Sen. Cruz said its growth is the result of inflation caused by monetary policy.
2021-6-13 16:21 | |
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Argentina’s high inflation rate, a collapsing peso, and worsening economic crisis have caused citizens to seek refuge in bitcoin and other cryptocurrency assets. Argentina Citizens Purchase Crypto to Safeguard Assets Argentina has suffered a recession since 2018, with the advent of the coronavirus pandemic further dealing a heavy blow to the country’s economic situation. Also,Read More
2021-5-6 23:00 | |
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Among the many reasons Bitcoin turned bullish in 2020, was primarily due to the sudden fear of inflation caused by unprecedented money printing. Each new round of stimulus money resulted in yet another massive rally in the cryptocurrency, helping fuel its rise from $3,000 to over $34,000.
2021-1-6 04:00 | |
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Bitcoin over the last two weeks surged higher on fears of inflation caused by the Federal Reserve’s easing policies. The rally also appeared as the US dollar fell to its lowest level since 2018.
2020-7-31 08:21 | |
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Just last week, the cryptocurrency market got excited with the news that pioneer Wall Street hedge fund manager Paul Tudor was buying bitcoin (BTC) to hedge against inflation caused by quantitative easing.
2020-5-12 19:49 | |
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The American hedge fund manager Paul Tudor said his fund has a “low single-digit percentage…in Bitcoin futures,” and he is betting on this digital currency to overcome future monetary inflation as it reminds him of the role gold played during the 1970s where inflation caused great losses in the American economy.
2020-5-8 00:56 | |
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Could Bitcoin Help Venezuela Crisis? According to the International Organization for Migration, a long period of serious political instability and economic crisis has caused the largest Latin American emigration seen in recent times from Venezuela.
2019-5-20 19:01 | |
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The price rally of Bitcoin and other altcoins starting from April 2nd saw major cryptocurrencies prices surge in double digits. The recent price rally also helped the crypto tokens to break their upper key resistance level they have been facing for over 5 months.
2019-4-16 18:00 | |
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Bitcoin [BTC] recently led a significant bull run which pumped up the price by 15% in valuation. After the hike, the price of USDT was over 7 yuan on over-the-counter platforms, which meant crypto traders based out of China had to pay an additional 3 percent to 5 percent for Tether [USDT] to avoid a […] The post USDT premium was caused by USD inflow and not Tether Inflation, claims Chinese Bitcoin Billionaire appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2019-4-16 04:30 | |
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When the towers in New York fell, I became obsessed with economics. I wanted to follow the money to understand what happened on that dreadful day. During that time of inquiry, I found myself very interested in Austrian economic theory.
2018-11-21 19:26 | |
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For well over a year, versions of Bitcoin Core — Bitcoin’s leading software implementation — contained a severe software bug. The bug was fixed with Bitcoin Core 0.
2018-9-22 21:22 | |
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As the Bank of Japan tries in futile to reach their goal of a 2% inflation rate through monetary stimulus, new methods for lifting the economic constraints caused by deflation are being discussed.
2018-8-6 10:26 | |
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The rates of inflation and jobs growth could determine if the U.S. economy continues to expand in 2024.
A basket of commodities has been under pressure from slow growth in China and a strengthening of the U.S. dollar.
Geopolitical tensions, and the effects of elevated interest rates and extreme weather, could heighten uncertainties, raise market volatility.
High interest rates, rising geopolitical tensions, and economic headwinds from aging populations in industrial nations are changing the nature of risk management.
Consumer spending, which accounts for about 60% of U.S. economic activity, has taken a few knocks but remains healthy overall.
The Fed set the stage for a suppression of risk management about two decades ago with low interest rates.
Treasury yields are rising as the debate on interest rates shifts from when the Fed will stop tightening to how long rates will remain high.