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| The 'immature' global bitcoin market is ripe for arbitrage Charles Hayter, the CEO and founder of CryptoCompare, highlighted arbitrage opportunities in an email at the time and said: "The Japanese have caught the Bitcoin bug and inefficiencies across markets are being exposed." In most financial markets, this kind of asset price gaps would generally be ...
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| Markets Right Now: US stocks open broadly higher The Dow Jones industrial average gained 65 points, or 0.3 percent, to 23,645. The Nasdaq composite edged up 3 points, or 0.1 percent, to 6,882. More stocks rose than fell on the New York Stock Exchange. Copyright 2017 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, ...
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| Hong Kong's China-Fueled Equity Rally Is Now at Beijing's Mercy Yet inflows to Hong Kong may have swelled beyond the comfort zone of China's regulators, which are known to intervene haphazardly in the nation's financial markets. On Tuesday, Chinese media reported without attribution that some public funds have been told not to sell stocks on a large scale, after ...
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| Olympus Labs Launches Pre-Ico Bringing A New Financial Ecosystem To The Blockchain World Olympus is led by a cohesive team with extensive expertise in both the traditional financial markets and blockchain technology. Olympus Founder and CEO Kai Chen started his career on Wall Street with Morgan Stanley, and he later went on to work for McKinsey and PIMCO. Our development team ...
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| OECD Sees Global Economic Growth Reaching Seven-Year High Ms. Mann added that while the measures of indebtedness that were "flashing red" ahead of the global financial crisis aren't at their 2007 levels, they are ... But while participants in financial markets see that as a prelude to a first rise in the key interest rate toward the middle of 2019, the OECD said it ...
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| Treasury market's overlords tackle key question of transparency The 2014 episode underscored for officials that they needed more robust statistics for government-debt trading — information that's existed for years in markets like corporate bonds and equities. In July, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, known as FINRA, began collecting results of transactions ...
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