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The worst for China could be over
The worst for China could be over.

This is indicated by the dynamic of AUD and NZD. Markets are shaking off the fears of coronavirus as the number of new cases decreases. The main sentiment of politicians and heads of central banks in recent days was the.

China’s real estate market collapse: sales dropped by 90%
China’s real estate market collapse: sales dropped by 90%.

Coronavirus is wreaking havoc on the Chinese economy: Inflation surged in January, home sales plunged in the first week of February and GDP growth is expected to be 1 percentage point lower in 2020. As the true cost of Beijing’s.

10 years after the crisis, central banks want to hear public opinion
10 years after the crisis, central banks want to hear public opinion.

Central banks are experiencing a soul-searching moment as they look to strengthen their popularity after the global financial crisis — an exercise that could ultimately change how they operate. The European Central Bank (ECB) is hosting its first “listening event”.

Bitcoin surged by $500 on Fed Chief statements
Bitcoin surged by $500 on Fed Chief statements.

At around 15:00 UTC on Feb. 11, the price of BTC rose back above $10,000 from around $9,850 to $10,351 within an hour after succumbing to a small sell-off beneath the $10,000 level on Feb 10, CoinDesk BPI data shows..

Stocks surge to record highs on hopes virus is peaking, gold ebbs
Stocks surge to record highs on hopes virus is peaking, gold ebbs.

Key U.S. and European stock indexes surged to fresh records on Tuesday after China’s senior medical adviser suggested the deadly coronavirus may be over in April, a rosy outlook that helped crude prices to rebound on renewed Chinese demand. China’s.

FxPro Daily Insight for February 11
FxPro Daily Insight for February 11.

Market overview S&P500 updates historic highs at the opening of trading on Tuesday, Nasdaq almost daily updates it’s since February 2. There is growing confidence in the markets that major central bank may quickly increase stimulus if needed. On FX,.

Bitcoin Whale Puts Crypto Traders on Alert, Warns ‘Phantom Money’ Pushing Price of BTC
Bitcoin Whale Puts Crypto Traders on Alert, Warns ‘Phantom Money’ Pushing Price of BTC.

A crypto whale who made $20 million in realized profit from December to January on the crypto exchange Bitfinex says “phantom money” may be behind Bitcoin’s recent rally to $10,000. The influential trader known as Joe007 says trading tactics such.

U.K. Economy Avoids Contraction Amid Post-Election Bounce
U.K. Economy Avoids Contraction Amid Post-Election Bounce.

The U.K. economy narrowly avoided a contraction in the fourth quarter, adding to evidence of a pickup following Boris Johnson’s election win. Gross domestic product was unchanged from the third quarter, as forecast by economists in a Bloomberg survey. December.

Coronavirus death toll surges past 1,000 as fears grow for Chinese economy
Coronavirus death toll surges past 1,000 as fears grow for Chinese economy.

The death toll from China’s coronavirus epidemic has soared past 1,000, the government said on Tuesday, as worry grew that the extent of economic disruption to the world’s second-largest economy was greater than estimated. Companies struggled to get back to.

Euro sinks under 1.1000, aiming lower
Euro sinks under 1.1000, aiming lower.

As the rate of growth of new coronavirus infections drops, demand for risk returns to the markets. However, it is not equal across all regions. The three major American indices – Dow Jones, S&P500, Nasdaq – rushed to new heights,.

3 Reasons Why the Stock Market is Headed for a Devastating Crash
3 Reasons Why the Stock Market is Headed for a Devastating Crash.

1. Stock Market Not Pricing In The Impact Of Coronavirus Governments across the world often use the stock market as a signaling tool to calm the masses. If stocks are going up, people are likely to underestimate the severity of.

Oil hits 13-month low on weak Chinese demand, traders eye OPEC+ cuts
Oil hits 13-month low on weak Chinese demand, traders eye OPEC+ cuts.

Oil prices fell to their lowest since January 2019 on Monday on weaker Chinese demand in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak and as traders waited to see if Russia would join other producers in seeking further output cuts. Oil.

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