On Thursday, the bitcoin exchange rate fell below the $100 thousand mark and continued its decline on Friday. The key factor influencing the dynamics of the market was forecasts of a slower reduction in the Fed's interest rate next year.Currently, the cost of bitcoin has decreased by 2.6%, reaching the level of $92,936. Coindesk data shows that over the past five trading sessions, the cryptocurrency has lost 7.8% of its value. However, despite the current correction, bitcoin has managed to incre... Read More
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Lebanon starts to fix its frail economy following years of stagnant phase in decision-making. Yet,... Read More
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The second stock exchange, Institutional Stock Exchange that is more commonly known by its Spanish... Read More
According to the head of the DIHK Chambers of Industry and Commerce, a lot of German firms started... Read More
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South Korea will implement an extensive plan in September that targets the rising household debt as... Read More
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The number of British employers concerned with the Britain’s economy is increasing as indicated in a... Read More
Customs in Thailand has already cleared the annual exports probably soared for five successive... Read More
On Monday, Vice Finance Minister Ko Hyoung-Kwon said that the economy of South Korea is... Read More
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The merchandise trade surplus in Japan reduced lower than the anticipated in July while the growth... Read More
The debt level of America reached a record high in the second quarter as it exceeded the pre-crisis... Read More
The sterling pound weakened versus other major currencies after the sluggish inflation data... Read More
The consumer price inflation has surprising sustained its current level as the cost of fuel... Read More
The economy of Japan grew at its fastest pace after two years in Q2 due to increase in capital and... Read More
The consumer inflation in India is rising following the successive easing in the past three months... Read More
Expenditure of the Chinese government increased to 5.4 percent in July compared to the previous... Read More
The economic growth of the United Kingdom appears to lose slightly its momentum due to the weak... Read More
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand maintained interest rates on hold after the CPI inflation came in... Read More
For eight consecutive months, the exports from Japan rose according to the survey from Reuters for... Read More
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