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Published US inflation data noted the continued its high growth rate. The core CPI (ex. food and energy) maintained a 2.4% y/y for the second month in a row. These data coincided with analysts’ estimates; however, caused a slight strengthening.

The global economy is careering headfirst into an economic crisis, and unlike the 2008 recession, there’s not much of a safety net. That is according to the World Economic Forum (WEF), which published its annual Global Competitiveness Report.  The Swiss.

Facebook’s Libra may be grabbing all the headlines at the moment, yet a major cryptocurrency already exists that’s gained a toehold in mainstream commerce. XRP, the third-biggest cryptocurrency by market value, seeks to succeed where bitcoin and other digital currencies.

Singapore has overtaken the U.S. to become the most competitive nation in the world, according to the World Economic Forum (WEF).In its 2019 Global Competitiveness Report, the WEF measured the strength of 103 key indicators, such as inflation, digital skills.

Chinese and U.S. politicians cannot agree on terms of mutual trade. Periods of high market volatility increase the demand for gold as a protective asset. However, it would be too simplistic to believe that gold will grow until the parties.

Market overview FX: The dollar grew by 0.2% to 98.7 on DXY. Some increase in demand for risky assets weakens the dollar. AUD and NZD are the leaders in growth against USD, adding 0.3% this morning. JPY and TRY lost.

Almost 7% of the entire circulating supply of Bitcoin (BTC) is held in the wallets of eight major cryptocurrency exchanges, according to Twitter account The Token Analyst. On Oct. 8, the Token Analyst wrote that, throughout Bitcoin’s history, the amount.

A tumultuous day of trade for the US stock market on Tuesday has the Dow Jones looking vulnerable at the open of trade Wednesday. The bears sold a rally in the Dow late, and a test of critical congestion/support around.

Politicians have forgotten how to negotiate. Hopes for the Sino-US trade deal as well as UK-EU Brexit deal are melting away once again. The US authorities are moving forward to limit capital flows to China just a few days before.

Global trade tensions and their potential impact on crude demand are more significant for oil markets than recent attacks on energy infrastructure in the Middle East, according to Helima Croft, the managing director and global head of commodity strategy at.

Market overview FX: The dollar received a new growth momentum amid weakening markets. DXY strengthened to 98.9. ZAR and NZD added 0.3% to USD and the leaders in growth to USD again. JPY and TRY declined by 0.2%. Stocks: S&P500.

Stocks fell sharply on Tuesday as investor optimism around the upcoming U.S.-China trade talks faded. The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded 305 points lower, or 1.2%. The S&P 500 slid 1.3% along with the Nasdaq Composite. Bank shares fell broadly..