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| Markets Right Now: Stocks end barely higher in quiet trading The latest on developments in financial markets (All times local):. 4 p.m.. Stock indexes are ending barely higher on Wall Street after a day of quiet, post-holiday trading. Technology and health care stocks helped pull the market slightly higher Wednesday. Facebook rose 0.9 percent and Western Digital ...
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| Bitcoin Slump Could Start to Affect Stock Markets: Wells Fargo Bitcoin's wild ride continued over the holiday weekend, with the value plummeting a double-digit percentage, only to recoup some of that in trading Tuesday. While the cryptocurrency market is unregulated and is not tied to any public companies or indexes, it is only a matter of time before its volatile ...
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| How the world's worst carbon polluter became the biggest issuer of 'green' bonds The growth of China's green capital market has come largely as a result of better government support, analysts said.The second-largest economy in the world needs around 2 trillion yuan a year ($305.46 billion) in investment to meet government targets of reducing pollution, its central bank estimated in ...
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| SE Asia Stocks-Rise; Indonesia hits record close Dec 27 (Reuters) - Southeast Asian stock markets closed higher on Wednesday as sharp gains in oil and copper prices lifted broader Asian shares, with Indonesia posting a record close. Oil prices stayed near two-and-a-half-year highs from the previous session as the market outlook for 2018 is ...
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| Bitcoin: The cure is worse than the disease - Natixis "Central banks are therefore criticised for their destabilising behaviour, their manipulation of financial markets and the distortions their monetary policies give rise to." "This has led to the desire for a form of currency that is not under the control of governments and central banks and which escapes their ...
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| Online Financing Down Under: A Rapidly Evolving Market Various reports confirm that alternative financing markets are supplanting traditional bank options around the world, notably in Australasia. The Asia-Pacific region, including Australia, New Zealand, China, Hong Kong, Singapore and South Korea, is now home to a thriving range of alternative financing ...
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