Bitcoin broke the $120,000 mark in Asian trading on Friday, showing a trend towards a fourth consecutive weekly increase. This happened after the approval by the US House of Representatives of three bills aimed at improving the regulation of cryptocurrencies. The largest cryptocurrency was trading at $120,552.8, up 1.7% from the previous day. Earlier in the week, bitcoin reached a record $123,000, but profit-taking and regulatory uncertainty held back further growth.Altcoins have also shown... Read More
Gold rose in price on Friday, but a slight decrease in prices is expected over the week. The... Read More
The EU has revoked the permit previously granted to the Czech Republic for the purchase of Russian... Read More
The ECB may postpone the interest rate cut to December, leaving investors confident of continued... Read More
The EU countries have approved the 18th package of anti-Russian sanctions. They will affect the... Read More
According to a Moody's report, the number of companies at high risk of default has reached an... Read More
Gold prices declined on Thursday amid rising risk appetite, after President Donald Trump softened... Read More
Since July, the new body has begun monitoring compliance with the pan-European Anti-Money... Read More
Donald Trump has announced plans to send notifications of new tariff rates to more than 150... Read More
Russia ranks third among gas suppliers to Europe. In May, EU countries purchased 703 million euros... Read More
Citi analysts predict a decline in copper prices in the second half of 2025 amid weakening demand... Read More
Shares of Soluna Holdings Inc. fell by 37.6% after the publication of the terms of the public... Read More
Bitcoin is trading around $118,462, recovering from a recent drop from a record $123,000. Investors... Read More
Central banks are increasingly increasing their gold reserves through purchases from local mines.... Read More
The rejection of the dollar by countries leads the United States to financial isolation. According... Read More
Annual inflation in Canada rose to 1.9% in June from 1.7% in May, the Statistical Office of the... Read More
China's economy grew by 5.2% in the second quarter, beating analysts' forecasts of 5.1%, but... Read More
The weakening of the US dollar will soon begin to have an impact on the financial performance of... Read More
Financial regulators have lifted restrictions that prevented American banks from entering the... Read More
The EU has prepared a second list of countermeasures against US goods with a total value of 72... Read More
On July 14, bitcoin's market capitalization reached $2.42 trillion, surpassing Amazon's ($2.38... Read More
SpaceX is investing $2 billion in the artificial intelligence startup xAI, owned by Elon Musk. This... Read More
Oil continues to rise in price amid increased geopolitical tensions and expectations of a statement... Read More
Swedish Foreign Trade Minister Benjamin Dawsa criticized the US decision to impose 30% tariffs on... Read More
The trade war is becoming more concrete: Trump announced the introduction of 30% duties on the... Read More
Paraguay's attractiveness to the mining industry is due to its access to cheap renewable... Read More
The imposition of US tariffs has once again escalated trade tensions between China and the EU,... Read More
In the coming days, the European Commission plans to propose a new mechanism for limiting the cost... Read More
The first cryptocurrency has once again overcome its historical maximum, reaching $118,661 in the... Read More
Bitcoin has updated its historical maximum. At the moment, the value of the cryptocurrency reached... Read More
Goldman Sachs analysts believe that the strengthening of the dollar in the short term is... Read More
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