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Following the crypto asset’s historic 40% rally at the end of October, the leading cryptocurrency by market cap is once again bearish, and Bitcoin price has now broken below $8,500. Are bears back in charge completely, and if so, how.

In the past few days, ripple mostly followed a bearish pattern below the $0.2800 and $0.2750 supports against the US Dollar. Moreover, XRP/USD settled below the $0.2750 support area and the 100 hourly simple moving average. The recent decline pushed.

Global oil demand in the third quarter of 2019 grew by 1.1 million barrels a day, more than double the 435,000 barrels a day in the previous quarter, according to the latest report from the International Energy Agency (IEA). China.

Global debt hit a record high of over $250 trillion in the first half of this year, led by a surge in borrowings in the U.S. and China, according to a new report. The report, released by the International Institute.

Key US indices continue to rush historical highs. Futures on S&P500 crossed the 3100 mark, adding one third to the price against the lows of the end of last year. Again the growth was based on the promises of Larry.

Market overview FX: The dollar index retreated from local highs, falling 0.3% to 98.0. USDCNH fell to 7.0, but did not dare to cross the round level. EURUSD stayed above 1.1000. GBPUSD retreats to 1.2870 from highs at the end.

Coinbase’s Visa debit card has expanded support for five more cryptocurrencies in ten new jurisdictions, the firm announced in two separate tweets on Nov. 14. Launched in April 2019, Coinbase Card now supports a total of nine cryptocurrencies in 29.

Market overview FX: The dollar index maintains its positions near monthly highs. AUDUSD lost 0.5% after weak employment data. EURUSD rebounds for the second day in a row after attempts to lower under 1.1000. GBPUSD remains at 1.2850, gaining 20.

Germany has narrowly avoided a technical recession, after the latest figures showed the country’s economy grew by 0.1% in the third quarter. Germany’s GDP (gross domestic product) rate exceeded the -0.1% contraction expected by analysts. On an annual basis, the.

The soft data underscored the need for a Phase-one trade deal with the U.S. to put a floor under business confidence. Even as the economy has lost steam, the government and central bank have refrained from dumping stimulus into the.

Last week was plenty unsuccessful for Gold. It was the worst week over the previous two years, as the precious metal depreciated by 3.6%. Started this week with a decline, the Gold found support near the $1,450 area, from where.

The Chinese yuan could strengthen against the greenback if China and the U.S. sign a so-called phase one trade agreement, according to an economist from Credit Agricole. “We believe that if this phase one deal is done, including no more.