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Our news section is a meticulously compiled repository of the latest events, updates, and emerging trends spanning the dynamic industries of Liquidity, Forex, Cryptocurrency, and FinTech and serves as an informative platform for those seeking to keep up-to-date with the rapidly evolving landscapes of these sectors. This curated collection acts as a hub, capturing the pulse of these industries and ensuring our readers are always at the forefront of the latest developments.

FTSE Falls Amid Stronger Pound As Bank Of England Increases Interest Rates

FTSE Falls Amid Stronger Pound As Bank Of England Increases Interest Rates On Thursday, the European equity market fell into the negative territory as investors processed the Bank of England's decision to raise interest rates from 0.25% to 0.5%. Banks and Finance

Nvidia Stock Rises and Leads Chip Makers Higher After AMD’s Strong Earnings

Nvidia Stock Rises and Leads Chip Makers Higher After AMD’s Strong Earnings Nvidia led other chipmakers up early Wednesday on the heels of fourth-quarter earnings and a prediction from Advanced Micro Devices that exceeded analysts' expectations. Companies

The Future of Digital Currency Is Arriving Fast. Can the Fed Catch Up?

The Future of Digital Currency Is Arriving Fast. Can the Fed Catch Up? When was the last time you paid for groceries or coffee using dollar bills rather than a swipe of a card or your phone? You (and I) are part of a disappearing breed if you still use cash. Crypto

Sony Profits Soar on Strength of Spider-Man Franchise Despite PlayStation Problems

Sony Profits Soar on Strength of Spider-Man Franchise Despite PlayStation Problems Sony Group of Japan reported Wednesday that operational profit increased 32% to JPY465.2 billion ($4 billion) in the December quarter, owing to the international popularity of its "Spider-Man: No Way Home" film. Companies

3 Assets That Have The Most To Fear From The Fed

3 Assets That Have The Most To Fear From The Fed The market convulsed last week at the prospect of the Fed shifting away from crisis-era stimulus toward tightening for fighting inflation, with equities dropped at the prospect of higher interest rates. Banks and Finance

Stock Market News Live Updates: Stocks Rise For A Fourth Straight Session: S&P 500 Gains 0.9%, Dow Adds 224 Points, Or 0.6%

Stock Market News Live Updates: Stocks Rise For A Fourth Straight Session: S&P 500 Gains 0.9%, Dow Adds 224 Points, Or 0.6% The stock market rallied during Wednesday's bumpy session as investors digested a new set of earnings reports from several key index companies and attempted to shake off the effects of January's instability. Stocks

The Simple Reason Why So Many Can’t Afford Housing

The Simple Reason Why So Many Can’t Afford Housing There is no universally accepted concept of home affordability. The US Department of Housing and Urban Development uses the concept that any family that spends more than 30% of their pretax income on housing has a property affordability problem and is deemed burdened. Banks and Finance Discover

China EV Stocks: Xpeng, Li Auto More Than Double January Deliveries, Outselling Nio Again

China EV Stocks: Xpeng, Li Auto More Than Double January Deliveries, Outselling Nio Again BYD, China's largest EV manufacturer, will publish earnings later this week. Although Tesla does not share monthly or regional stats, industry reports will show Tesla China numbers the following week. Stocks

Air Taxi CEO: Fully-Autonomous Plane Market Could Reach $4 Trillion By 2035

Air Taxi CEO: Fully-Autonomous Plane Market Could Reach $4 Trillion By 2035 Whether you commute by automobile, taxi, or public transit, the hustle-bustle of urban areas may make getting around the city time-consuming and expensive. An advanced air mobility (AAM) firm, Wisk Aero may have the answer — a driverless, electric flying taxi. Companies

The Manufacturing Economy Is Slowing. Blame Covid

The Manufacturing Economy Is Slowing. Blame Covid The Purchasing Managers' Index, or PMI, from the Institute for Supply Management, came in at 57.6 in January, down from 58.8 in December. Economic forecasters anticipated a rating of 57.5. Banks and Finance

Job Openings Are Rising While U.S. Workers Continue to Quit in Droves

Job Openings Are Rising While U.S. Workers Continue to Quit in Droves According to the Labor Department's Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, there were 10.9 million empty jobs in December, up from 10.6 million in November. The rate of job opportunities remained stable at 6.8 percent. Companies

Stocks Ended Today in the Green. All Eyes Are on Earnings

Stocks Ended Today in the Green. All Eyes Are on Earnings Stocks ended Tuesday by inching up with less than an hour remaining in trading — as if opting to be optimistic about the flood of earnings reports scheduled to be released following the closing bell. Stocks

Bitcoin Owners Expect a Rebound to $55,000 in Six Months, Study Finds

Bitcoin Owners Expect a Rebound to $55,000 in Six Months, Study Finds "This indicates that consumers are less concerned about Bitcoin's price reduction this time around than they were last summer," Charlotte Principato, managing director at Morning Consult, noted in the research. Crypto

Tesla, GM, and 3 Other Stocks That Could Be Best EV Plays

Tesla, GM, and 3 Other Stocks That Could Be Best EV Plays Electric automobiles are eclipsing gasoline-powered vehicles. This translates into an opportunity for investors. While EV sales are increasing, investors must still be able to sort the wheat from the chaff. Stocks

It’s Another Big Week for Big Tech. What to Expect From Google, Meta, and Amazon

It’s Another Big Week for Big Tech. What to Expect From Google, Meta, and Amazon Investors endured a wild week last week, defined by huge intraday price fluctuations as traders battled the potential of increased interest rates and tighter monetary policy from the Federal Reserve. Companies Discover

Stock Market News Live Updates: Stock Futures Open Lower After S&P 500 Posts Worst Month Since March 2020

Stock Market News Live Updates: Stock Futures Open Lower After S&P 500 Posts Worst Month Since March 2020 Futures on Wall Street's major indexes fell just below the break-even point in post-market trade on Monday, after equities rose previously in the session to end an extremely turbulent January in positive. Stocks

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