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US GDP shrank 4.8% in the first quarter amid biggest contraction since the financial crisis
US GDP shrank 4.8% in the first quarter amid biggest contraction since the financial crisis.

Gross domestic product fell 4.8% in the first quarter, according to government numbers released Wednesday that provide the first detailed glimpse into the deep damage the coronavirus wreaked on the U.S. economy. Economist surveyed by Dow Jones had expected the.

The same Bitcoin trigger that sparked 239% rally in April 2019 is back
The same Bitcoin trigger that sparked 239% rally in April 2019 is back.

Bitcoin resumed its winning streak Wednesday as its price edged further closer towards $8,000. The bitcoin-to-dollar exchange rate rose 1.53 percent to $7,878 a token, a move that brought the pair above its 20-weekly exponential moving average. The price curve.

US began to buy oil in SPR, which helped lift prices
US began to buy oil in SPR, which helped lift prices.

The US commercial crude oil inventories are growing closer to levels last seen in 2017. However, this report took a positive response from the markets, as it noted specific changes. Firstly, the weekly increase in stocks amounted to slightly less.

FxPro Daily Insight for April 29
FxPro Daily Insight for April 29.

Market overview Futures on the SP500 added 1.1% before the start of the New York session closing almost unchanged the day before. Positive dynamics is provided by the gradual removal of restrictions on movement in various economies. The VIX index.

Hello, social distancing. Goodbye, handshakes?
Hello, social distancing. Goodbye, handshakes?.

It started centuries ago as a symbol of peace, a gesture to prove you weren’t holding a weapon, and over time it became part of almost every social, religious, professional, business and sporting exchange. But the new coronavirus has forced.

U.S. coronavirus deaths surpass Vietnam War toll as Florida readies reopening plan
U.S. coronavirus deaths surpass Vietnam War toll as Florida readies reopening plan.

The U.S. coronavirus death toll climbed above 58,000 on Tuesday, surpassing the loss of American life from the Vietnam War, as Florida’s governor met with President Donald Trump to discuss an easing of economic restraints. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, among.

Scary present vs bright future
Scary present vs bright future.

Financial markets returned to growth on Wednesday morning, despite the decline in demand for risk assets at the end of the previous day. Futures on S&P500 added 1.3% on the back of further upward movement of China and Japan stock.

What is Driving XRP’s Explosive 6 Percent Intraday Rally?
What is Driving XRP’s Explosive 6 Percent Intraday Rally?.

The number three ranked cryptocurrency by market cap, XRP, exploded this morning, rising more than 6 percent in less than two hours of intraday trading. Will the Ripple rally continue? And what are the driving forces responsible for today’s surging.

AI can’t solve this: The coronavirus could be highlighting just how overhyped the industry is
AI can’t solve this: The coronavirus could be highlighting just how overhyped the industry is.

The world is facing its biggest health crisis in decades but one of the world’s most promising technologies — artificial intelligence (AI) – isn’t playing the major role some may have hoped for. Renowned AI labs at the likes of.

US crude surges nearly 15% as inventories reportedly rise less than expected
US crude surges nearly 15% as inventories reportedly rise less than expected.

Oil prices jumped in the afternoon of Asian trading hours on Wednesday following a report that showed a smaller than expected crude inventory build stateside. West Texas Intermediate for June delivery surged 14.75% to $14.16 per barrel. International benchmark Brent.

The US will need to spend trillions more as economy takes until 2022 to fully recover: CNBC survey
The US will need to spend trillions more as economy takes until 2022 to fully recover: CNBC survey.

The economy could take one to two years to rebound to full strength and the Federal Reserve and Congress, having already committed historic sums to fight the coronavirus pandemic, will have to commit trillions more, according to respondents to the.

Greece spent 10 years thinking that things couldn’t get any worse, then the coronavirus hit
Greece spent 10 years thinking that things couldn’t get any worse, then the coronavirus hit.

Optimism had just returned to Greece after 10 years of severe financial difficulty, some civil unrest and gloomy economic prospects. But the global pandemic is now making Greeks even more concerned about their futures. “I do expect to be(come) unemployed,”.

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