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England takes leap into the unknown, lifting Covid rules as cases surge
England takes leap into the unknown, lifting Covid rules as cases surge.

England is taking a step into the unknown on Monday, lifting nearly all remaining restrictions on public life at a time when coronavirus infections are high and rising. From Monday, there will be no more limits on indoor gathering. Nightclubs.

Will the gold rise? Silver knows
Will the gold rise? Silver knows.

Since late June, gold has been rising almost every trading session, reaching $1822 per troy ounce on Friday morning. The easy part of the rise is left behind, and now the bulls have to prove that they are serious. Over.

Better than expected US data failed to spark optimism
Better than expected US data failed to spark optimism.

The US data portion pointed to further economic recovery. Data for last week show Initial jobless claims fell to 360k (350k expected). The number of continued claims fell by 126k to 3.241M. In both cases, we see the lowest levels.

Crude Oil growth impulse questioned on supply increase
Crude Oil growth impulse questioned on supply increase.

Oil is losing for a second consecutive day on fears of oil supply expansion from both OPEC+ and the US. Despite some contradictory reports, there is still a growing chance that the UAE will agree to a quota increase. The.

Overdose Deaths Hit U.S. Record; Asia Cases Soar
Overdose Deaths Hit U.S. Record; Asia Cases Soar.

U.S. drug overdose deaths soared almost 30% to a record 93,331 in 2020, or an average of 256 a day, in yet another health concern tied to a pandemic that’s killed more than 600,000 Americans. In Europe, health officials say.

S&P 500 hits record as the Fed stays the course with easy policy, Apple reaches all-time high
S&P 500 hits record as the Fed stays the course with easy policy, Apple reaches all-time high.

The S&P 500 hit a new intraday record Wednesday as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the central bank is not close to altering its easy monetary policies. The broad index added roughly 0.2% after reaching a new high earlier.

Cryptocurrencies don’t yet pose a threat to financial stability, Bank of England’s Cunliffe says
Cryptocurrencies don’t yet pose a threat to financial stability, Bank of England’s Cunliffe says.

Cryptocurrencies aren’t yet big enough to pose a systemic risk to financial stability, Bank of England Deputy Governor Jon Cunliffe said Wednesday. “The speculative boom in crypto is very noticeable but I don’t think it’s crossed the boundary into financial.

Powell says the Fed is still a ways off from altering policy, expects inflation to moderate
Powell says the Fed is still a ways off from altering policy, expects inflation to moderate.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Wednesday that the economy needs to improve more before the central bank will change its ultra-easy monetary policy. In remarks prepared for the House Financial Services Committee, the central bank chief noted improvements but.

EU presents its plan to achieve carbon neutrality
EU presents its plan to achieve carbon neutrality.

The European Union detailed on Wednesday how it will reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the coming years, with the plan potentially revolutionizing many sectors from air travel to shipping. The 27-member bloc has vowed to become carbon neutral by 2050.

OPEC reportedly reaches compromise on oil production after dispute with UAE
OPEC reportedly reaches compromise on oil production after dispute with UAE.

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries on Wednesday arrived at a deal after a nearly two-week standoff over its future oil production levels, according to reports by the Wall Street Journal and Reuters. The temporary but unprecedented gridlock that began.

Powell stopped the Dollar’s rally, calming taper fears
Powell stopped the Dollar’s rally, calming taper fears.

Fed chairman Powell stands tall on the positions he has been voicing since at least the beginning of the year. At a congressional hearing, he repeated the mantra about the short-term and temporary nature of inflation and that the Fed.

Dollar doesn’t dare to breakthrough without a signal from Fed
Dollar doesn’t dare to breakthrough without a signal from Fed.

Inflation in the US continues to go off the charts. Such a sharp rise reinforces the importance of action by the Fed and other policymakers, causing markets to wait tensely for their comments and hints of further moves. The market’s.

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