Asian markets mixed as tariffs loom and bitcoin surges
U.S. President Donald Trump on social media announced five digital assets he expected to include in a new reserve, including ...
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The week ahead in business: ECB meeting, EU inflation rates and International Women’s Day
Eurostat will release a flash estimate of inflation in the euro area for February, coming just ahead of the European Central Bank (ECB) board’s rate setting meeting on Thursday.
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Asia shares in tense wait for tariff news, bitcoin surges
Asian share markets dithered on Monday as the threat of imminent tariffs lurked in the background, while bitcoin surged on ...
Bets against US dollar growing on cooling US economy, prospect of trade war
US currency now almost 2 per cent below the post-election peak it reached before Trump’s inauguration. Read more at ...
Bitcoin And Global Liquidity: How Money Supply Shapes BTC’s Price
Bitcoin's price follows liquidity trends closely. As global M2 expands, BTC’s recent decline may signal a temporary bottom ...
Germany and the European Union should brace for difficult structural reforms
Twenty-five years after the launch of the euro, the European Union faces a serious predicament, with the two largest ...
European shares close 10th week higher; focus remains on US tariffs
European shares clocked their 10th straight weekly gain on Friday, continuing their stellar run into the new year though ...
ECB's multi-trillion payments breakdown sends shudders through Europe
Banks struggled to process payments on Friday after an unprecedented day-long breakdown in the European Central Bank's ...
OpenAI and Other Tech Companies Battle Transparency Obligation in Europe’s AI Act as Creatives Push Back: ‘We Know You’re Harvesting Us’
Nine months after passing a landmark AI Act, the EU has become a battlefield for AI companies and rightsholders.
French Inflation Cools to Lowest in Four Years as ECB Prepares to Cut Rates Again
Falling energy prices made up much of the drop, but prices of services also lost pace.
How U.S. 'mini-stagflation' and the yen could shock financial markets
With economic growth slowing in the U.S. and U.K, both countries are thus vulnerable to what Joshi calls "mini-stagflation". Growth may be meager in the EU and Japan too, but there is a relatively ...