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Coronavirus woes sap market confidence
Coronavirus woes sap market confidence

Markets lost their positive mood on Tuesday amid worsening coronavirus statistics. Over the previous day, the number of new cases exceeded 208K, the third-largest daily growth. Hopes for a flattening of the curve have not yet been met. However, the.

3 Reasons Cardano (ADA) Suddenly Surged by 85% in 10 Days
3 Reasons Cardano (ADA) Suddenly Surged by 85% in 10 Days

The price of Cardano (ADA) increased from $0.074 to $0.137, by more than 85% in less than two weeks. It surpassed Bitcoin SV (BSV) to become the sixth-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. Three factors likely caused the intense rally of.

97 Million Population, Zero Virus Deaths – This Asian Nation’s Economy is Winning
97 Million Population, Zero Virus Deaths – This Asian Nation’s Economy is Winning

Strategists at UBS and Fitch Ratings believe Vietnam currently has the most optimistic economy in Asia. The bright outlook on the nation’s economy by top strategists primarily stems from its handling of the pandemic. Along with South Korea, Hong Kong,.

Nearly $60M in Bitcoin Moved to Ethereum in June
Nearly $60M in Bitcoin Moved to Ethereum in June

Nearly $60 million worth of bitcoins moved to Ethereum during June, according to data estimates from Dune Analytics. Wrapped Bitcoin, the oldest tokenized bitcoin protocol on Ethereum, is responsible for roughly 75% of that growth after moving more than 4,800.

South Koreans succumb to Tesla fever
South Koreans succumb to Tesla fever

From an eponymous cocktail to eager buyers following the shipping routes of long-awaited cars, Tesla Inc (TSLA.O) is having a moment in South Korea, particularly among tech-savvy professionals. Kang Sung-mo, who runs an advertising production agency in Seoul, is a.

China jumps nearly 2% as mainland stocks continue to see solid gains for the week
China jumps nearly 2% as mainland stocks continue to see solid gains for the week

Stocks in Asia Pacific were mixed on Wednesday as concerns surrounding the coronavirus pandemic continued to linger. Mainland Chinese stocks built on the solid run they’ve had so far this week as they led gains in the region for yet.

China’s jobs problem runs deeper than the coronavirus
China’s jobs problem runs deeper than the coronavirus

As China grapples with rising unemployment and slowing growth, some say a needed economic boost could come from new business approaches to hiring. Some job listings in China also still go so far as to say applicants must be younger.

Global markets: buy the hope, sell the rebound
Global markets: buy the hope, sell the rebound

The growth of financial markets has stalled, with American indexes losing more than 1% on Tuesday. On Wednesday morning, most Asian markets were at a small minus (about 0.2%). Currency markets confirm these sentiments, showing a slight slope towards the.

Coronavirus pain drives Big Oil’s dash for record debt
Coronavirus pain drives Big Oil’s dash for record debt

The world’s top oil and gas companies locked in cheap borrowing rates to raise a record amount of debt in the second quarter of 2020 and boost cash reserves as a buffer against a collapse in revenues because of COVID-19..

Economists warn of U.K. jobs crisis ahead of crucial budget
Economists warn of U.K. jobs crisis ahead of crucial budget

U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak will deliver a fresh set of policy initiatives on Wednesday as Britain looks to spark an economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic. In his March budget, Sunak announced a £30 billion ($39 billion).

Bubonic Plague Makes a Comeback in China. 2020 Couldn’t Get Crazier
Bubonic Plague Makes a Comeback in China. 2020 Couldn’t Get Crazier

Judging by the craziness 2020 has brought us so far, one might think nothing could surprise us anymore. Well, think again. Bubonic plague, the one that killed half of Europe back in the 13th century, has just made a comeback.

UK house prices fall for longest period since 2010, Halifax says
UK house prices fall for longest period since 2010, Halifax says

British house prices fell for a fourth month in a row in June as COVID-19 restrictions continued to depress the market, the longest run of monthly declines since 2010, mortgage lender Halifax said on Tuesday. Halifax said average house prices.

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