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ECB boosts EUR for now but hurts its potential
ECB boosts EUR for now but hurts its potential.

The ECB has expanded the package of support measures by 600B euro (750B expected) to 1350B. The deadline for the implementation of this program has been postponed, at least until June 2021. The remaining parameters of the monetary policy are.

A triple whammy of crises tests Trump’s support ahead of November’s election
A triple whammy of crises tests Trump’s support ahead of November’s election.

Battered by crisis after crisis, President Donald Trump appears to be in political peril as never before. Since taking office in 2017, Trump has weathered storm after storm, always emerging with a fighting chance at being re-elected. After he survived.

Believe It or Not, Europe Is Finally Outperforming Wall Street
Believe It or Not, Europe Is Finally Outperforming Wall Street.

In a switch from the longer-term trend, European equities are beating their U.S. peers in the latest leg of the rebound. Boosted by a strong outperformance of cyclical shares on bets of a swift economic recovery and after a string.

Despite Russia’s Confusing Crypto Laws, P2P Bitcoin Trade Volumes Soar
Despite Russia’s Confusing Crypto Laws, P2P Bitcoin Trade Volumes Soar.

Just recently Russia’s State Duma released a draft of proposed litigation toward cryptocurrencies and companies that deal with the technology. The draft called “On Digital Financial Assets,” is an updated version on how lawmakers might regulate the crypto industry in.

Oil refineries, offshore drillers face hurricane challenges amid pandemic
Oil refineries, offshore drillers face hurricane challenges amid pandemic.

As oil and gas companies began shutting offshore production before the first tropical storm of the season in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, experts said restarting wells and refineries will take longer and prove more costly this year because of.

The bond market appears to be signaling the worst is over for the economy
The bond market appears to be signaling the worst is over for the economy.

The bond market has caught a tiny bit of the stock market’s optimism, and it’s selling off on the idea that the economy may have hit rock bottom in April. Bond yields, which move opposite price, have been edging up,.

High market optimism makes growth fragile
High market optimism makes growth fragile.

On Thursday morning, markets paused the impressive growth of stock indices the day before. The S&P 500 added 1.4% to 3115, which is in line with March’s high and only 7.8% below its historical highs. The German DAX was 10%.

ECB set to scale up stimulus as new data could indicate a need to do more
ECB set to scale up stimulus as new data could indicate a need to do more.

The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to increase its coronavirus crisis asset-purchase program at this week’s meeting, amid fears of falling inflation and the steepest economic contraction since World War II for the euro zone. In March, the ECB.

ADP paint brighter US jobs picture ahead of NFP
ADP paint brighter US jobs picture ahead of NFP.

The ADP reported a drop in US private sector employment by 2.76M in May (vs -9.00M expected). According to this estimate, the total jobs number fell below 107M and is already below the lowest point after the global financial crisis..

Swiss Economy Slumps the Most in Decades
Swiss Economy Slumps the Most in Decades.

Switzerland’s economy slumped the most in at least four decades as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, with private consumption and investment plummeting. First-quarter gross domestic product plunged 2.6%, data from the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs showed. That’s worse.

Germany still losing jobs despite softer lockdown
Germany still losing jobs despite softer lockdown.

German Employment data for May again emphasised that the labour market remains under pressure, despite a business activity indicators turn to the growth and a notable relaxation of quarantine restrictions. In May, unemployment increased by another 238K after a jump.

Generational Shift to Open $28 Trillion Retirement Market to Crypto
Generational Shift to Open $28 Trillion Retirement Market to Crypto.

The CEO of Kingdom Trust, a regulated custodian managing over $13 billion in assets, believes a generational shift will soon open the $28 trillion retirement industry to Bitcoin. In an interview with Cointelegraph, Ryan Radloff, the CEO of the crypto-friendly.

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