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Rate decision launched a Euro cardiogram
Rate decision launched a Euro cardiogram.

Thursday was the so-called “ECB Day.” Mario Draghi held a press-conference, voicing a readiness to lower the rate and apply other monetary easing measures. The ECB is not in a hurry to cut rates, preferring to wait for the updated.

FxPro Daily Insight for July 26
FxPro Daily Insight for July 26.

Market overview FX: The dollar Index adds 0.1% overnight on the revision of expectations of the Fed’s easing. Commodity currencies (TRY, ZAR, NOK, AUD) are leading the decline against USD. Stocks: Key indices decrease by 0.5%, but the reporting companies.

Turkish central bank slashes rates by 425 points in first shift since crisis
Turkish central bank slashes rates by 425 points in first shift since crisis.

Turkey’s central bank sharply cut its key interest rate by a more than expected 425 basis points to 19.75% on Thursday to spur a recession-hit economy, its first step away from the emergency stance it adopted during last year’s currency.

EURUSD fell to 1.1110 after the ECB rate decision
EURUSD fell to 1.1110 after the ECB rate decision.

The ECB kept the rates unchanged but tasked Eurosystem Committees to explore opportunities to reinforce its forward guidance on policy rates, a tiered system for reserve remuneration, and options for the size and composition of potential new net asset purchases..

ECB Day: in anticipation of the decision
ECB Day: in anticipation of the decision.

Market focus Stock indices are growing on expectations of the Fed and the ECB’s imminent policy easing. Meanwhile, Haruhiko Kuroda, Governor of the Bank of Japan, has also hinted at the willingness to join the key “trend” of recent weeks..

Old habits die hard: Saudi Arabia struggles to end oil addiction
Old habits die hard: Saudi Arabia struggles to end oil addiction.

Announcing his plan three years ago, the Crown Prince said Saudi Arabia must end its “oil addiction” to ensure the world’s biggest oil exporter and second largest producer cannot be “at the mercy of commodity price volatility or external markets.”.

FxPro Daily Insight for July 25
FxPro Daily Insight for July 25.

Market overview FX: USD rose to most currencies except CAD, JPY. EUR fluctuates around 2 months lows before the ECB decision Stocks: the U.S. and Asian indices are adding in anticipation of the policy easing from the largest Central Banks.

Why the European Central Bank is getting ready to cut rates
Why the European Central Bank is getting ready to cut rates.

European Central Bank President Mario Draghi will move back into the spotlight as stock-market investors cheer a shift back toward easier monetary policy by major central banks, with the ECB widely expected on Thursday to at least lay the groundwork.

Is Boris Johnson really Britain’s answer to Donald Trump?
Is Boris Johnson really Britain’s answer to Donald Trump?.

This political leader has an instantly recognizable mop of blond hair, doesn’t shy away from the limelight, has been embroiled in several scandals and is known for his off-the-cuff, unfiltered and often highly charged comments. President Donald Trump? No, we’re.

The US Justice Department investigates giants: Amazon and Alphabet to be probed
The US Justice Department investigates giants: Amazon and Alphabet to be probed.

Market focus The actions of the main central banks continue to be the main driver of the markets. The next major upcoming event is the ECB interest rate decision, which is set to be announced tomorrow. At the same time,.

Bitcoin (BTC) will climb to $356,000 in 2022: Pantera Capital CEO
Bitcoin (BTC) will climb to $356,000 in 2022: Pantera Capital CEO.

Bitcoin price is still on track to hit record highs this year, according to Dan Morehead, founder and CEO of Pantera Capital. During a podcast interview with Unchained, Morehead explained the massive growth potential. “Graph the price of bitcoin logarithmically.

Facebook, Apple, Google, and Amazon: a tough time ahead
Facebook, Apple, Google, and Amazon: a tough time ahead.

The Justice Department’s broad-based inquiry into tech companies could be a politically motivated saber-rattling investigation or a battle between two government agencies, but that doesn’t make it any less of a concern to investors in the most valuable companies in.

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