Billionaire ‘Bond King’ Jeffrey Gundlach Expects Fed to Raise Rates Next Week — ‘That Would Be the Last Increase’

Billionaire Jeffrey Gundlach, aka theBond King,” expects the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates at its March meeting next week, cual “would be the last increase,” él dijo. Además, Gundlach cautioned: “The inflationary policy is back in play with

Reporte: Genesis Owes Gemini Customers $900 Millón, Exchange Is Attempting to Recoup Assets

According to a recent report from the Financial Times (PIE), Genesis Global Capital allegedly owes $900 million to Gemini customers. The exchange operated by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss is attempting to recover the funds from Genesis, according to FT’s sources. Reporte…

Reporte: State Securities Regulators Probe Crypto Lender Genesis

State securities regulators are reportedly investigating Genesis Global Capital in a broad range probe into the “interconnectedness of crypto firms,” Barron’s reported on Friday. The report notes that the Alabama Securities Commission is looking into whether or not cryptocurrency firms have

El multimillonario Jeffrey Gundlach dice que no se sorprendería en absoluto si Bitcoin cae a $ 10K

Doubleline Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach, also known as thebond king,” says he would not be surprised at all if the price of bitcoin falls to $10K. “Nosotros’ve already seen around the edges some blowups in parts of the crypto world,…

Data Shows Global Financial Conditions Tightest in 2 Años, Shaky Bond Markets Point to Long-Run Inflation

At the end of the trading day on Monday, Wall Street was roiled once again as major stocks plunged during the days trading sessions. Most news outlets indicate the Russia-Ukraine war is causing the bleak outlook and reports show strained financial

Fed’s Minutes Report ‘Bludgeons’ Global Markets — Stocks, Cripto, Precious Metals Slip in Value

Minutes from the U.S. Reserva Federal’s policy meeting on December 14-15 show that the central bank is being persistent about unwinding quantitive easing (QE) tactics and that it views ultra-low interest rates as no longer necessary. Global markets immediately dropped after