2023-5-15 09:00 |
Oil prices topped $80 last month, but could not hold on to the gains due to a number of reasons, including concerns over demand. origin »
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We assess how investor expectations are evolving on a number of fronts, from inflation to interest rates and oil prices.
2022-4-14 09:00 | |
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An innovative Maltese NFT project “ETH in Mellieha” has fascinated the NFT community. “ETH in Mellieha” is an NFT image of an oil painting of a car with the number plate ‘ETH’. The oil painting was burnt during a bonfire ceremony after the NFT was minted to ensure that the NFT is the sole versionRead More
2022-1-26 17:00 | |
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While a number of media pundits and politicians have been talking about Bitcoin’s energy consumption, there’s been a myriad of firms working toward green solutions well before all the controversy.
2021-5-30 21:00 | |
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After the crash on 12-13th March, the number of narratives attached to Bitcoin has varied from its correlation with Gold to that of traditional stocks. Now, a couple of days back, WTI's crude oil sThe post Bitcoin's increase in active addresses has nothing to do with Gold's collapse appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2020-4-24 14:45 | |
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The US labor market is in even worse shape than expected, with the number of jobless claims coming in at a record 6. 6 million, about twice already dire estimates. [The Wall Street Journal] After teetering on the edge, stocks are surprisingly holding their own at the moment on good news out of the oil patch.
2020-4-2 19:15 | |
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Delphi Digital has returned with another installment of its unspent transaction output (UTXO) reports. Recalling its report from January of this year, the research firm says bitcoin’s market cycle is right on track.
2019-5-3 18:44 | |
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Bitcoin has blindsided bankers and brokers alike, due to its ability to bring substantial and unheard of returns on investments made in the new, emerging financial technology. It’s been compared to a number of other financial assets, including tech stocks, and has been positioned as the digital version of gold.
2019-4-24 03:01 | |
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I’ve had the pleasure of testing a number of very good weed vapes. But, when I’m finished with my review, more often than not, I return to the PAX 3. Basically, I like it a lot. So, when I was offered the chance to speak with JJ O’Brien, PAX’s VP of strategy, in Amsterdam, I leapt at the chance.
2019-3-26 15:52 | |
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Venezuela, located in the heartland of Latin America, is one of the most oil-rich countries in the world. Its annual oil barrel output rivals that of countries such as Saudi Arabia and Canada, with oil having served as its main source of income for the past decade.
2019-3-24 21:47 | |
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According to Credit Suisse strategists, the “reversal of fortunes” seen by tech behemoths Apple and Google-parent Alphabet are dragging down the performance of the overall US stock market. The S&P 500 forecast has been “skewed” by companies suddenly transitioning from high growth forecasts to much more modest outlooks.
2019-2-7 01:54 | |
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Making comparison shows that the fate of bitcoin is likely going to be like that of oil, from all indications. Bitcoin is the number one cryptocurrency, which attracts a lot of attention and demand not just that it is digital money but that it offers freedom from financial hitches.
2019-1-18 11:31 | |
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Commodity traders, including Shell and Mercuria, are collaborating with a number of international banks to create a blockchain-based trade finance platform they hope will become the standard for the commodity trading industry.
2018-9-21 00:44 | |
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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.