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| Traders hope the end is in sight for moribund debt markets Itay Tuchman, global head of FX trading for Citi, says that: "For the first time since the financial crisis, the cyclical components are becoming more important than the secular." One London-based FICC head adds: "Since the era of central bank intervention, markets haven't moved on news. In the last few ...
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| ICOs Can Pose 'Fundamental Issues' Says Ontario Securities Regulator "This innovation is driving more complexity in financial markets and products and creating a risk that consumers may not understand what they are buying. Initial offerings of digital currency and similar instruments can raise fundamental issues about the scope of securities regulation, at the same time that ...
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Jon Matonis: Bitcoin Is Not In a Bubble, but the Global Bond and Stock Markets Are The co-founder of the Bitcoin Foundation has spoken out and said that bitcoin is not in a bubble. Accordingly, that lies with the global bond and stock markets. Speaking in an interview with Business Insider, Jon Matonis, who helped found the Bitcoin Foundation in 2012, dismissed claims that the market ...
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| Stocks surge higher after early plunge on trade war fears The biggest worry for investors is that an escalating trade war will derail a global economy that is largely growing in unison. The U.S. economy has been humming along with a strong job market, while Brazil just last year emerged from its punishing recession and growth in the euro area has reached its ...
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| From hour to hour, stock market swings have been dizzying NEW YORK — Like a good thriller, you can't be sure where the stock market is headed these days until the very end. The market has become so volatile that big swings are happening not only day to day but hour to hour as investors react to a mix of hard news, fear and speculation. Take Wednesday, for ...
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| Stunning US stock market rally drags AUD/USD back up to US 77 cents Just before the opening of European markets came the announcement that China was retaliating to US tariffs with new measures of its own targeting US exports of soybeans, planes, cars and chemicals. As stock markets plunged, AUD/USD lost almost exactly half a cent to 0.7665. During the US ...
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