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Trump’s administration announced the introduction of 10%-tariffs for Chinese imports to $200 billion. The news had a moderate negative impact on the markets. The dynamics is limited, as the information about these measures appeared on Monday, which took from MSCI.

Cryptocurrency prices traded lower Monday, unable to hold onto last weeks gains. Bitcoin, the worlds No. 1 digital currency is trading at $6,280.90, down 3.4% since Sunday at 5 p.m. Eastern Time on the Kraken exchange. After a volatile few.

Japanese financial services group SBI Holdings will launch its consumer payments application MoneyTap, on both Android and iOS, using Ripple’s blockchain technology. SBI Ripple Asia, a joint venture established by SBI Holdings and San Francisco-based FinTech giant Ripple in early.

Asian markets have turned to a decline with a renewed force. After the rebound of last week, the index MSCI Asia ex Japan loses 1.2% and is only 1.5% above the 14-month lows. Futures for S&P500 have returned to 2900.

In the aftermath of the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, which accelerated a global financial crisis, the cryptocurrency bitcoin was born, and an entirely new financial ecosystem was devised. However, at least one expert is challenging the conventional wisdom that bitcoin.

Stocks in Asia fell with emerging-market currencies after the latest U.S. move to place a further tranche of tariffs on Chinese goods and amid signs some central banks are struggling to stabilize their currencies. The dollar maintained gains. Shares in.

Bitcoin bull Tim Draper has predicted that the market capitalization of cryptocurrencies will increase by four hundred times in the coming one and a half decades. Equating the current state of the crypto market to the early days of the.

Russia, one of the few countries alongside China and India to have restricted crypto trading, is seeing an increase in demand for over-the-counter (OTC) investment in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency assets. According to local reports, the daily trading volume of.

About 5.1 million other U.S. homeowners are still living with the fallout from the real estate bust that triggered the epic downturn. As of June 30, nearly one in 10 American homes with mortgages were “seriously” underwater, according to Irvine,.

Stocks in Europe gained along with U.S. equity-index futures as prospects for U.S.-China trade talks and action by Turkey to support its currency fostered a positive mood. The dollar deepened its decline. Miners and car makers led the advance in.

On Friday morning, the demand for risks on the Asian bourses continues to recover. MSCI for Asia ex Japan is adding more than 1.2% this morning, having evolved the increase from 14-month lows to 2.8%. Hong Kong’s Heng Seng recovered.

The dollar index fluctuates close to 94.90, having lost 0.2% within last 24 hours after weak U.S. PPI data. EURUSD is trading near 1.1620. Despite some weakening since the beginning of the European session, the pair manages to hold above.