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Low-income U.S. households are spending savings quicker than high earners: study
Low-income U.S. households are spending savings quicker than high earners: study

U.S. households across the board built up savings during the pandemic, but low-income households are burning through their cash more quickly than higher-income families and could be out of savings soon if more aid is not delivered, according to a.

Fed faces tricky act balancing impact of vaccines against economic pain
Fed faces tricky act balancing impact of vaccines against economic pain

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday will offer its first glimpse of how a coronavirus vaccine has changed the U.S. economic outlook, and whether businesses, workers and families need more help from the central bank until inoculations and immunity are widespread..

Stock futures flat after Wall Street rally, Fed in focus
Stock futures flat after Wall Street rally, Fed in focus

U.S. stock futures were flat in early morning trading on Wednesday as investors clung to the possibility of new fiscal stimulus before the end of the year. Market participants are also looking to the Federal Reserve’s comments on Wednesday about.

British retailers are set for a bumper — but very different — holiday shopping season
British retailers are set for a bumper — but very different — holiday shopping season

The coronavirus crisis has caused serious challenges for many retailers this year with the holiday shopping season seen as their last chance to pull in much-needed sales. In the U.K, like in many nations, December usually represents the best month.

Stock index giant MSCI to remove some Chinese stocks under U.S. pressure
Stock index giant MSCI to remove some Chinese stocks under U.S. pressure

Global investors are turning cautious on investing in some Chinese companies named in a U.S. government executive order. MSCI, one of the largest stock index companies in the world, announced Tuesday that it would remove 10 Chinese securities from its.

The November lockdown dealt a new blow to UK employment
The November lockdown dealt a new blow to UK employment

The UK’s Office for National Statistics published rather worrying labour market data earlier today with a jump in Claimant Count by 64.3K, more than reversing the decline from a month earlier (-64.1K). In terms of employment numbers in the UK,.

Sell high pattern for stocks is a worrying sign
Sell high pattern for stocks is a worrying sign

By the end of Monday, US equity indices lost their growth momentum. The DowJones closed the day down 0.6%, remaining close to historic highs. The S&P500 was actively declining since the beginning of the regular trading session in the USA..

Shock survey suggests most investors think Bitcoin won’t top $50K by 2030
Shock survey suggests most investors think Bitcoin won’t top $50K by 2030

A survey from Genesis Mining has found that most Bitcoin investors aren’t expecting a $50,000 BTC price in 2030 — although 3.5% of respondents tipped prices exceeding $500,000. British Virgin Islands-based institutional mining platform, Genesis Mining, has published the findings.

The reasons why Bitcoin just dropped after failing to break $19.5K again
The reasons why Bitcoin just dropped after failing to break $19.5K again

The Bitcoin price (BTC) surged above $19,500 briefly on Dec. 15, reaching as high as$19,570 on Binance. However, BTC then dropped to $19,050 within three hours, recording a sudden 2.5% pullback. Bitcoin spiked to around $19,600 because of the momentum.

Asian stocks dip to one-week lows as infection fears curb vaccine optimism
Asian stocks dip to one-week lows as infection fears curb vaccine optimism

Asian stocks retreated on Tuesday as worries about increasing COVID-19 deaths and lockdowns overshadowed optimism about the roll-out of coronavirus vaccinations, just days after indexes hit record highs. EUROSTOXX 50 futures dipped 0.4% and FTSE futures fell 0.6%, indicating a.

U.S. tech giants face 6-10% fines as EU set rules to curb their power
U.S. tech giants face 6-10% fines as EU set rules to curb their power

Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Alphabet unit Google may have to change their business practices in Europe or face hefty fines between 6-10% under new draft EU rules to be announced on Tuesday. The rules are the most serious attempt by.

‘Race against time’: First Americans vaccinated as U.S. death toll passes 300,000
‘Race against time’: First Americans vaccinated as U.S. death toll passes 300,000

A New York City intensive care unit nurse on Monday became the first person in the United States to receive a coronavirus vaccine, saying she felt “healing is coming,” as the nation’s COVID-19 death toll crossed a staggering 300,000 lives.

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