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Bitcoin broke the $120,000 mark in Asian trading on Friday, showing a trend towards a fourth consecutive weekly increase. This happened after the approval by the US House of Representatives of three bills aimed at improving the regulation of cryptocurrencies. The largest cryptocurrency was trading at $120,552.8, up 1.7% from the previous day. Earlier in the week, bitcoin reached a record $123,000, but profit-taking and regulatory uncertainty held back further growth.Altcoins have also shown... Leer más
Treasury and Finance Minister Berat Albayrak of Turkey had excluded controls on capital movement as... Leer más
The inflation rate of Britain increased in July for the first time this year. Although there are... Leer más
The American economy continues to have a booming retail sales and productivity exceeds its... Leer más
Import costs of the U.S. were kept the same in July with the surge of fuel costs that balanced out... Leer más
The Ficci's Economic Outlook Survey issued on Tuesday showed that the Indian economy would... Leer más
China’s economy has signs of cooling further amid the difficulty of U.S. trade tariffs while there a... Leer más
The American economy is expected to boost by 3.1 percent this year due to increase in government... Leer más
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand released the forecast of interest rates from a one-year record low... Leer más
The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate of the United Kingdom for the April- June quarter is... Leer más
With rising inflation at hand, the central bank needs to tighten the monetary policy little by... Leer más
The economic recovery of South Korea was restricted by the sluggish domestic demand despite the... Leer más
The industrial order of Germany plunged lower in June, as the biggest drop for almost a year and a... Leer más
Wages for workers in Japan had a significant increase in June due to the huge amount of summer... Leer más
New jobs of 157,00 were added in the previous month by the U.S. employers, lesser than anticipated,... Leer más
The economic report of Singapore for the second quarter of the year is expected to be release on... Leer más
Japan’s services sector activity had slightly slowed down in July compared to the month of June, c... Leer más
The central bank of Mexico is presumed to keep their interest rates strong following a strong climb... Leer más
According to a survey on Wednesday, stronger new orders and increased in output supported the... Leer más
Japanese manufacturing activity is slower than the July forecast as reported on Wednesday which... Leer más
The factory activity of South Korea declined for the fifth time in July and recorded as the worst... Leer más
The survey on top economists shows that experts are expecting for the Bank of England to lift its... Leer más
Indonesia’s annual inflation rate in July will probably rise slightly because of higher food costs a... Leer más
US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin stated his growth outlook for the American economy, he... Leer más
U.S. economic advisor Larry Kudlow anticipates that the GDP for the second quarter will have a... Leer más
With the global uncertainty concerns, the European Central Bank is expected to have a... Leer más
The BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) leaders will have a three-day meeting in... Leer más
India and Uganda made a deal to expand bilateral cooperation in terms of defense and economy after... Leer más
Consumer confidence in the eurozone remained the same in July, signifying steadfast growth in the... Leer más
The Deutsche Bundesbank assessed that the American economy would likely take advantage of the steep... Leer más
China’s registered unemployment rate for the urban category dropped to 3.83 percent at the latter d... Leer más
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