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Sterling falls below $1.20, hitting its lowest level since October 2016 flash crash
Sterling falls below $1.20, hitting its lowest level since October 2016 flash crash.

Sterling fell below $1.20 on Tuesday morning, reaching levels not seen since October 2016 as Britain’s constitutional crisis over Brexit threatens to come to a head. At around 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday, sterling was trading as low as $1.968, its.

FxPro Daily Insight for September 3
FxPro Daily Insight for September 3.

FX: The dollar index advanced for the seventh session in a row to 99.20, adding 0.3% in the morning. EURUSD fell to 1.0930. GBPUSD fell briefly below 1.20. Except for the pound, market volatility was reduced due to a holiday.

Global Stock Markets’ Aghast August Dumped 17x Bitcoin’s Market Cap
Global Stock Markets’ Aghast August Dumped 17x Bitcoin’s Market Cap.

August was a brutal month for investors across the world. Global stock markets shed $3 trillion as a dirty cocktail of recession warnings and trade war escalation rocked the markets. To put that into perspective, $3 trillion is 17 times.

Bitcoin Is Not A Safe Haven Yet
Bitcoin Is Not A Safe Haven Yet.

At A Glance -Despite talk of bitcoin graduating to safe haven status, the cryptocurrency still has routine 10 percent intraday moves. -Gold and U.S. bonds maintain the strongest inverse correlation to risk assets like stocks. -In early July, I wrote.

The end of the dollar as we know it
The end of the dollar as we know it.

Current uncertainty and worries are clearly reflected in the financial markets. Investors are fleeing into assets that are deemed safe, such as gold, U.S. Treasuries and the dollar. At the same time, we are seeing more and more commentaries around.

China’s factory activity unexpectedly expands in August, a private survey shows
China’s factory activity unexpectedly expands in August, a private survey shows.

China’s manufacturing activity expanded in August, according to results of a private survey released on Monday as production increased, but export sales fell amid the country’s escalating trade war with the U.S. The Caixin/Markit factory Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) was.

The dollar’s ascending to the top
The dollar’s ascending to the top.

At the weekend, China and the United States introduced reciprocal tariffs, as promised earlier, marking a new phase of trade wars. At the same time, Trump once again encouraged U.S. companies to look for an alternative to Chinese suppliers. Such.

FxPro Daily Insight for September 2
FxPro Daily Insight for September 2.

Market overview FX: The dollar index is unchanged at the beginning of the week at 98.80 after strengthening by 0.4% on Friday, updating the highs from 2017. EURUSD slid below 1.10. GBPUSD fell to 1.2170. At the same time, market.

Bitcoin Price Crash is Burning Man’s Fault & Fed Will Hike Rates 3x: Tom Lee
Bitcoin Price Crash is Burning Man’s Fault & Fed Will Hike Rates 3x: Tom Lee.

Fundstrat co-founder Tom Lee claims this week’s bitcoin price nosedived because the crypto-sphere is distracted by the Burning Man festival. Moreover, Lee predicts the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates 75 basis points by the spring of 2020. Lee, a.

Ethereum Muscles Bitcoin Out of Tether Racket
Ethereum Muscles Bitcoin Out of Tether Racket.

Tether (USDT) transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain are losing ground to Ethereum at an ever-increasing rate. Ever since the Tether stablecoin was issued on Ethereum in January 2018, it has slowly gone on to become the most utilized version of.

China will likely wait out the trade war as it bets on its own economy
China will likely wait out the trade war as it bets on its own economy.

China’s best option in the trade war is to wait it out, experts say, as it’s huge domestic economy is increasingly being driven by the power of its consumers — not trade. Playing the long game is “probably the best.

Tech giants want rules on facial recognition, but critics warn that won’t be enough
Tech giants want rules on facial recognition, but critics warn that won’t be enough.

It almost comes naturally to many smartphone users today. You can just take out your iPhone — or Android equivalent — and hold it up to your face to unlock the device. But the technology behind that has become increasingly.

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