Europe Is Already Indirectly at War With Russia, Orban Says
Europe is indirectly at war with Russia because of its military support for Ukraine, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said Saturday in a speech addressing his refusal to send arms
Bitcoin price rally to $25K followed by total crypto market cap retest of the $1.13T resistance
The total crypto market capitalization rejected at $1.13 trillion on Feb. 16, but there was no change in the month-long ascending channel structure. More importantly, this level represents a 43%
Fed Swaps Price in March and May Rate Hikes, Expect Peak at 5.3%
Wall Street traders fully priced in quarter-point increases at both of the Federal Reserve’s next two meetings — and a higher eventual peak for interest rates. The May overnight index
Week Ahead: Market Seeks Proper Balance after Exaggerating in Both Directions From marctomarket.com
The pendulum of market sentiment swung from fear of a synchronized recession in the US and Europe to optimism that a recession can be avoid. The perceived reduction of downside Week Ahead: US CPI to Begin Sharper Deacceleration through H1 23
After selling off sharply in the past four months, the dollar rebounded. Since the FOMC meeting on February 1, it has enjoyed one of the strongest bounces since it topped
BTC’s Price Is at Risk of Breaking Below a Bearish Chart Pattern
Fire Charts show that weekend whales are exploiting the upside liquidity in BTC’s order books. The price of Bitcoin (BTC) has risen 0.61% over the last 24 hours. A bearish
Canadian Jobs Defy the BoC’s Pause
Apparently, pandemics are ultimately good for jobs. Who knew?! Another smashing employment report added 150k more jobs to the economy which takes the tally to date up by 809k jobs
Japan’s LDP Policy Head Says Monetary Policy Has Room for Reform
The policy chief for Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party said the country’s easy monetary policy should be maintained, but has room for adjustment and reform. Koichi Hagiuda, head of the
China’s mega-rich move their wealth, and partying, to Singapore
Singapore is seeing an influx of ultra-wealthy families from China looking to protect their wealth from a Communist Party that increasingly views them with suspicion. Beijing’s recent crackdowns on tech