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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.

Stock Market News Live Updates: Stocks Come Back From Session Lows To End Mixed After Fed Minutes

Stock Market News Live Updates: Stocks Come Back From Session Lows To End Mixed After Fed Minutes Tuesday's rise in the broad market indexes provided a brief reprieve after a three-day losing skid, but only partially reversed year-to-date losses as worries about inflation and the Fed's upcoming decision persisted. Stocks

European Stocks Bounce Back As Russia Withdraws Some Troops From Ukraine Border

European Stocks Bounce Back As Russia Withdraws Some Troops From Ukraine Border Miners were among the biggest gainers in London, with Glencore rising as high as 3.9% before retreating somewhat after recording massive profits due to rising commodities prices. Stocks

PBOC Pumps in More Liquidity, Spurring Gains in Chinese Stocks

PBOC Pumps in More Liquidity, Spurring Gains in Chinese Stocks With its medium-term loan program, China's central bank pumped a net 100 billion yuan ($15.7 billion) into the financial sector while keeping the borrowing rate steady. The CSI 300 gained up to 1.1%. Stocks

Artificial Intelligence Giant SenseTime Moves Further Beyond Facial Recognition Systems With New Initiative in Manufacturing Sector

Artificial Intelligence Giant SenseTime Moves Further Beyond Facial Recognition Systems With New Initiative in Manufacturing Sector SenseTime, a Hong Kong-based software business that operates the world's biggest artificial intelligence (AI) platform, is expanding beyond face recognition systems by extending its technology to the car components manufacturing industry. AI

Young, Crypto-Savvy Voters May Hold Key to South Korea's Next Election

Young, Crypto-Savvy Voters May Hold Key to South Korea’s Next Election Real estate is the most pressing problem on voters' minds in South Korea right now, since young people under the age of 24 earn roughly KRW 2.6 million (US$2,176) per month, pay exorbitant Seoul rent, and have little possibility of purchasing an apartment. Crypto

This Is the Best-Performing Chip Stock. Why It’s Still a Buy

This Is the Best-Performing Chip Stock. Why It’s Still a Buy Originally a low-profile manufacturer of processors for PC touchpads, mobile phone screens, and fingerprint scanners, Synaptics (SYNA) has rebranded itself as an Internet of Things company focused on bridging the physical and digital worlds. Stocks

How Will China’s Belt And Road Impact Global Critical Metal Supplies?

How Will China’s Belt And Road Impact Global Critical Metal Supplies? China has already "come to Ecuador's rescue" in the previous ten years or so. For commerce involving crude oil, minerals, and other ventures, China offered long-term loans worth millions of dollars. Banks and Finance Discover

European Stock Markets Suffer Valentine's Day Slump Amid Russia-Ukraine Conflict

European Stock Markets Suffer Valentine’s Day Slump Amid Russia-Ukraine Conflict The FTSE 100, which has strong exposure to energy and commodities sectors, sank 1.7% in London, while the CAC dropped 2.8% in Paris and the DAX declined 2.1% in Frankfurt. Stocks

Crypto, Stablecoin Boom Make Digital Dollar Push More 'Urgent': Treasury Official

Crypto, Stablecoin Boom Make Digital Dollar Push More ‘Urgent’: Treasury Official The growing acceptance of virtual money has heightened the urgency of developing a central bank digital currency (CBDC), particularly as a multi-agency discussion over cryptocurrency regulation expands. Crypto

Inflation Is Out Of Control, And It May Make The Fed Trigger Happy

Inflation Is Out Of Control, And It May Make The Fed Trigger Happy After the government revealed that consumer prices were running at an all-time high in January, 10-year Treasury rates finally crossed the psychologically important 2% mark on Thursday, sending equities into a spiral. Banks and Finance

European Stock Markets Slide Despite UK Economy Posting Strong Growth

European Stock Markets Slide Despite UK Economy Posting Strong Growth The FTSE 100 dipped 0.2% on the day in London, recouping previous losses, with travel and leisure and technology leading the drops. In France, the CAC fell 1.3%, while Germany's DAX fell 0.5%. Stocks

Banks Want to Be a Bridge to Bitcoin. How to Invest

Banks Want to Be a Bridge to Bitcoin. How to Invest Investors may now purchase Bitcoin using exchanges such as Coinbase or mobile applications such as PayPal. This might change when banks begin to encroach on cryptocurrency trading and custody services. Crypto

What Economists Are Saying About Soaring Inflation

What Economists Are Saying About Soaring Inflation Consumer prices rose to their highest level in four decades in January, with inflation across the economy showing few signs of a climax after months of gains. Banks and Finance

China’s Consumer Spending During Spring Festival Was Weak. But Olympics-Related Wares Were a Hit

China’s Consumer Spending During Spring Festival Was Weak. But Olympics-Related Wares Were a Hit Tourism and moviegoing performed particularly poorly – both of which are typically strong performers over the Christmas season – but food and Olympic-related items performed better. Banks and Finance

Natural Gas Has Seen Big Price Swings. Why Investors Should Buckle Up

Natural Gas Has Seen Big Price Swings. Why Investors Should Buckle Up Natural-gas futures hit their best one-day percentage gain on record on January 27, with the February contract rising 46.5 percent on its expiry day to $6.265 per million British thermal units, the highest level since October of last year. Banks and Finance Discover

EU Rolls Out A Red Carpet For TSMC And Other Semiconductor Giants

EU Rolls Out A Red Carpet For TSMC And Other Semiconductor Giants On Tuesday, the European Union unveiled a plan to produce one-fifth of the world's microchips, declaring itself "open for business" to Taiwanese semiconductor companies and other industry heavyweights. Companies

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