The future of bitcoin & cryptocurrency: 2022 and beyond
Bitcoin has been making waves throughout 2021 and its valuation has pushed to levels never seen before. In this article we...
Investing in Currencies
Why a weak US dollar makes waves around the world
The US dollar has been falling for over a year and that has ramifications for investors across the globe. Predicting...
Kevin Greenard: Tips on reducing currency conversion costs
One of the most important components to investing is diversifying your investments geographically and managing currency exposure. One of the...
3 Crypto Stocks That Could Rise With Bitcoin’s Rally
After breaching the $40,000 resistance on December 3rd, Bitcoin (BTC) is up 25% over the month, now holding at $44,000...
CBN warns of counterfeit naira notes in Nigerian markets By Investing.com
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has issued a stern warning about the circulation of counterfeit naira banknotes in major...
USD/JPY Rally Driven by Global Macro Fundamentals, Not BoJ Hawkishness
As macro investors, we are often inundated with flashy headlines, and recently Japan has been front and center.Yet with all this...
We Expect Another Fed Hold, But With Pushback on Rate Cut Prospects
The Fed last raised rates in July and we think that marked the peak. There is growing evidence that tight...
Top 10 cryptocurrencies
Key points Bitcoin was the original cryptocurrency, launched in January 2009. Thousands of cryptocurrencies trade on the market. Most cryptocurrencies...
Seoul to host conference on digital money and economic impact
SEOUL - South Korea's capital is gearing up for a significant conference titled "Digital Money: Navigating a Changing Financial Landscape," bringing together financial experts and policymakers to discuss the economic implications of digital currencies. The event, organized by the Bank of Korea (BOK), South Korea's finance ministry, and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), is scheduled for Thursday to Friday next week.The conference aims to shed light on the evolving role of digital currencies in the global financial system and the challenges they present to traditional regulatory frameworks. Participants will explore...
Japan: Top govt spokesman accused of concealing 10 mn yen fund
Tokyo, Dec 8 (IANS) Amid escalating ruling Liberal Democratic Party fund scandal, Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno, country's top government spokesperson, has been accused of not reporting more than 10 million yen (about $70,000 ) in income raised by his party faction, local media reported on Friday.Matsuno, a member of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP)'s largest faction, namely Seiwaken previously led by the late former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, was suspected to have pooled secret funds amounting to around 100 million yen over at least the past five...