Archive for the January 21, 2019
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Belarus launched a platform on Tuesday allowing traders to buy shares, gold, foreign exchange and other traditional assets with cryptocurrencies, which it says is the world's first regulated tokenised securities exchange. Belarus has developed a
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Belarus launched a platform on Tuesday allowing traders to buy shares, gold, foreign exchange and other traditional assets with cryptocurrencies, which it says is the world's first regulated tokenised securities exchange. Belarus has developed a
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Bank shares led Saudi Arabia's stock market lower on Sunday as most regional bourses fell. In Saudi Arabia, the index lost 0.8 percent with Al Rajhi Bank and Samba Financial Group falling 1.1 percent and
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New cryptocurrency exchange ErisX said Tuesday it raised a total of $27.5 million from investors including Fidelity Investments and Nasdaq Ventures. ErisX says it will offer investors the ability to trade the cryptocurrencies bitcoin, litecoin
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The Canadian dollar is expected to rally in 2019, recovering some of last year's decline, as the Bank of Canada surprises speculators who are betting that it has already finished raising interest rates, a Reuters
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Volumes of electronic trading in fixed income have jumped since European Union rules introduced a year ago made it more cumbersome to execute over-the-counter (OTC) business, in a bid to make deals more transparent, a
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Volumes of electronic trading in fixed income have jumped since European Union rules introduced a year ago made it more cumbersome to execute over-the-counter (OTC) business, in a bid to make deals more transparent, a
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Investment bank Goldman Sachs said South Africa's rand could tumble 3.5 percent if state-run power utility Eskom suffers a major sell-off in its bonds, but it could also jump 4.5 percent if the firm's troubles
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Investment bank Goldman Sachs said South Africa's rand could tumble 3.5 percent if state-run power utility Eskom suffers a major sell-off in its bonds, but it could also jump 4.5 percent if the firm's troubles
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Intel Corp operates mostly outside the Apple-sphere, and that is exactly why whatever it says next week about business in its vital Chinese market matters so much for investors. Apple rattled global markets this month
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