Former Chief Technology Officer at Coinbase, バラジ スリニバサン, closed out early a bet that the price of bitcoin would hit $1 million by mid-June amid hyperinflation of the U.S. ドル. Srinivasan paid a total of $1.5 100万, more than the initially…
Bloomberg Intelligence’s senior commodity strategist, Mike McGlone, has warned that the U.S. economy is “heading towards a severe deflationary recession,” emphasizing that the Federal Reserve is still tightening. “Typically, when you have commodities collapsing at this velocity in the past, の…
Prices of gold, and other precious metals, fell on Wednesday due to stronger U.S. yields and national currency. The decline comes on the backdrop of expectations of new interest rate increases next month amid persistent inflation in the United States and…
Interest in the U.S. banking crisis has risen greatly over the past two weeks, as shown by Google Trends data. There has been a sharp increase in queries related to search terms such as “banking crisis,” “bank collapse,” と “bank failure.”…
At around 7:30 午前. ET, the price of bitcoin skyrocketed past the $27,000 range to a high of $27,025 ユニットあたり. Precious metals, or PMs, like gold and silver, also rose between 1.98% と 2.12% 米国に対して. dollar over the…
Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman says while “cryptocurrency activities can pose significant risks,” the Fed does not want to “hinder innovation.” She added: “By inhibiting innovation, we could be pushing growth in this space into the non-bank sector, leading to much…
アメリカ. Federal Reserve has raised the benchmark bank rate seven times during the course of 2022, leading many to question when the central bank will cease or change course. The Fed has stated that it aims to bring inflation down…
Gold is on the rise in 2023 and in the first week of the new year alone, the precious metal has jumped 2.36% 米国に対して. ドル. 過去を超えて 65 日々, gold has soared 14.55% while silver has skyrocketed 22.31%…
Economist Peter Schiff has warned that the U.S. dollar will crash. Noting that the U.S. is “in a much bigger fiscal mess than Great Britain,” with a much bigger debt problem, Schiff stressed: “Can we possibly repay this debt? Of course…
