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A new report released on Tuesday by Crystal Blockchain attempts to categorize cross-border transactions of Bitcoin based on their “country of origin,” which may have important implications for the FATF Travel Rule. The analysts used direct exchange-to-exchange transactions and their country of incorporation to categorize Bitcoin (BTC) transfers by their provenance. Despite the fact that
EUR/USD keeps the firm note in the 1.1365/70 band on Tuesday. A move north should see the 1.14 neighbourhood revisited. EUR/USD is prolonging the rebound from Friday’s lows near 1.1250, managing well to retake last week’s tops in the 1.1370/80 band. If the buying bias picks up pace, there is increasing chances of a move
AUD/USD touches a low of 0.6921 amid a slight dent to the risk mood in early trading but isn’t running anywhere just yet For bank trade ideas, check out eFX Plus Risk continues to keep more defensive to start the session with European equities still seeing losses of around 1.5% to 2.0% currently. Meanwhile, US
ZEW with some remarks accompanying the earlier survey After a very poor Q2, experts expect to see gradual increase in GDP in 2H 2020 The headline refers to the expectations reading in the survey earlier, after some budding optimism seen in the earlier months. This pretty much sums up economic sentiment at the moment within
LONDON: Oil prices fell on Tuesday on worries that new restrictions to stem surging US and Asian coronavirus cases could threaten a recovery in fuel demand just as OPEC+ producers prepare to increase output from August. Brent crude futures fell 44 cents to $42.28 a barrel by 0840 GMT and US West Texas Intermediate (WTI)
Sentiments seemed to have a turn as surge of coronavirus cases in the US pushed California back into lockdown. Asian markets are under some selling pressure. But the more indicative development was the sharp -2.13% decline in NASDAQ overnight. It remains to be seen if tech index is finally giving up its resilience as investors
A construction worker wearing a protective mask moves bricks to the back of a house as they resume construction on a home in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, May 7, 2020. Emily Elconin | Bloomberg via Getty Images It is the perfect storm for the nation’s homebuilders. A sharp decline in the supply of existing homes for
Earnings season may kick-off with an upside surprise. National Securities’ Art Hogan is optimistic the banks’ second quarter results will come in better than expected and help lift stocks. “I don’t think expectations for bank earnings have ever been as low as they are coming into this quarter,” the firm’s chief market strategist told CNBC’s
Sohrab Sharma, one of the co-founders of cryptocurrency firm Centra Tech facing charges related to a $25 million initial coin offering scam, is reportedly planning to plead guilty. According to a July 13 report from Bloomberg, Sharma may avoid a November trial date as his lawyers told a federal judge he would be interested in
AUD/USD attempts recovery from 0.6938 after a three-day losing streak. Risk-positive headlines, concerning virus and Sino-US relations, recall the early-Monday optimism. Aussie NAB Numbers, Chinese Trade Balance and the US Inflation data to join risk catalysts for fresh directives. AUD/USD retraces the heavy drop from 0.6995 to 0.6938 while bouncing off to 0.6943 amid the
California rolling back reopening and the outside the lower close pressure tech talks The US stocks are ending the session with mixed/negative results. The Dow industrial average actually close marginally higher on the day. The S&P index and NASDAQ, however, reversed earlier gains and fell sharply. Contributing to the declines was the news that California
A Bloomberg video interview with Credit Agricole head of G10 FX research and strategy at Credit Agricole While we await Asian markets getting a little more active for the session, a quick watch if you are interested: If the vid does not work, link here to page For bank trade ideas, check out eFX Plus
LONDON/DUBAI: The oil market is getting closer to balance as demand gradually rises, OPEC‘s secretary general said on Monday, two days before the group and ally Russia meet to decide whether to ease output curbs from August. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies, known as OPEC+, have been cutting output since May
Risk appetite is generally firm today with European indices trading in black while US stocks also open higher. Rebound in oil prices help push Canadian Dollar to be the strongest one today, followed by Australian. On the other hand, Yen and Swiss Franc are generally weakest. Though, it’s a surprise that Sterling is among the
Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin with national debt signage in background. Tom Williams | CQ Roll Call | Getty Images The federal government incurred the biggest monthly budget deficit in history in June as spending on programs to combat the coronavirus recession exploded while millions of job losses cut into tax revenues. The Treasury Department reported
Pepsi soft drinks are displayed at a convenience store in San Francisco, California. Justin Sullivan | Getty Images PepsiCo on Monday reported that its quarterly revenue fell as fewer consumers bought its drinks at restaurants or convenience stores amid the coronavirus pandemic. The company did report growth for its food items, such as Cheetos and oatmeal,