On Thursday, the bitcoin exchange rate fell below the $100 thousand mark and continued its decline on Friday. The key factor influencing the dynamics of the market was forecasts of a slower reduction in the Fed's interest rate next year.Currently, the cost of bitcoin has decreased by 2.6%, reaching the level of $92,936. Coindesk data shows that over the past five trading sessions, the cryptocurrency has lost 7.8% of its value. However, despite the current correction, bitcoin has managed to incre... Read More
The US Federal Reserve has kept the key rate at the same level of 5.25%-5.5%. At a press... Read More
IT giant Microsoft ended the 2023-2024 fiscal year (June 30) with an impressive 21.8% ($88.136... Read More
Mastercard Inc., the world's largest credit card company, has posted impressive financial results... Read More
Coinbase, the leading American cryptocurrency trading platform, is actively expanding its board of... Read More
According to preliminary data from Eurostat, consumer prices in the eurozone increased by 2.6%... Read More
The Israeli Armed Forces struck Beirut in response to the shelling of the Golan Heights by... Read More
In the second quarter of 2024, global demand for gold (excluding OTC transactions) decreased by 6%... Read More
The last two weeks on the stock market have been marked by a decrease in investor activity, which... Read More
As the end of the Bank of Japan's decade of low interest rates approaches, foreign investors see... Read More
On Tuesday morning, oil prices continued to decline moderately after a sharp drop the day before.... Read More
Protests broke out in Venezuela over the re-election of Nicolas Maduro. In Caracas, thousands of... Read More
US presidential candidate and former President Donald Trump said that if elected, he would make the... Read More
In June, global mutual funds reduced their share in Chinese markets. This capital outflow is due to... Read More
Gold prices rose in Asian trading on Monday, playing back some of the decline seen during most of... Read More
The tariff policy proposed by President Trump, involving a 60% tax on imports from China and a 10%... Read More
Erdogan threatened Israel with a possible invasion. According to Al Ain Trke, the Turkish president... Read More
Nvidia has overtaken Apple and Microsoft in terms of market capitalization, becoming the most... Read More
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced the beginning of the fight against the «shadow fleet» ... Read More
Investors invested a record $47.7 billion in stocks in the week ending July 17. This is the fifth... Read More
On Friday, the world faced a massive glitch in Microsoft's systems. Stock indexes of the largest... Read More
Russia has occupied a quarter of the global wheat market. According to the results of the... Read More
The European Central Bank left key interest rates unchanged, which coincided with the expectations... Read More
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has allowed trading of Ethereum-based ETFs from... Read More
Oil prices continue to rise, supported by data on the reduction of fuel reserves in the United... Read More
German Finance Minister Christian Lindner said that the country is forced to reconsider its... Read More
LUKOIL's oil supplies to Hungary have been suspended due to tougher sanctions from Ukraine.... Read More
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has expressed serious concerns about the impact of a strong... Read More
Washington has warned allies of the possible application of the toughest trade restrictions if... Read More
At the trade meeting in Calabria, the ministers of the Group of Seven (G7) countries advocated the... Read More
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said that Taiwan should pay the United States for... Read More
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