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Dollar Regains Strength, NordFX Reports
Binance and Cryptocurrency Exchange
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Fed Cuts Interest Rates. What Does It Mean For Bitcoin?
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Remember the Key Rules of Investing in Stocks
Apple Patents iPhone Without Ports And Holes, Device Expected In 2021
Gold Sets New Records
Brent Prices Drop Down To $61/b
Gold Prices Are Getting Stable After Monday's Rally
Oil Prices Have Made The Biggest Rally In History
Life After Brexit: EU-UK Talks Are Underway
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Fed Cuts Key Interest Rate For The First Time In 10 Years
New Prime Minister Names Brexit Date
Johnson Launches Hard Brexit Ad Campaign
U.S-China Trade War Is Sponsored By Consumers
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Stock and commodities markets
Remember the Key Rules of Investing in Stocks
Without further ado, let's consider a bunch of principles of investing in stock, which will put the odds of succeeding in this business in your favor:
Is crude oil really expensive today?
Oil expert Sergei Shelin decided to share with us his thoughts on the processes currently going on in the global oil market. In particular he thinks that crude oil has been struggling to consolidate around 70 dollars per barrel but the thing is that even the world's biggest oil producers and exporters don't believe in high oil prices in the future.
Three Big Questions Related to Oil Prices
Oil prices has been continuously moving up and down over the last few decades, and this is something that keeps worrying millions of traders of investors all over the world. The most difficult thing is to figure out why exactly crude oil prices reach a certain level at any given point, especially these days.
Cryptocurrencies Won't Help Dictators Get Around Sanctions
According to Bloomberg, all the attempts made by authoritarian governments and dictators to get around Western sanction are vain.
U.S. DoE Predicts Oil Market Oversupply over the Next 2 Year
The United States Department of Energy doesn't believe in the OPEC+ deal and expects excessive supply in the global market over the next 2 years. In particular, the January short-term report released by the DoE confirms that. They say this is going to be long-term oversupply.
Brent Oil Is Getting Closer to $70/b, Provoking a Shale Storm
Brent oil has come close to $70/b. It’s interesting to note that Brent oil has reached this level for the first time since 2014. At the same time, international experts now seem to be overwhelmed by mixed feeling about that.
OPEC Nations Don’t Want $60/b
The OPEC doesn't seem to be interested in oil prices above $60/b. At least this is what the Iranian Minister of Oil said the other day. By the way, Iran is the OPEC’s third-biggest producer of crude oil.
Investment Banks Make Controversial Oil Forecast for 2018
After the OPEC+ deal was extended not so long ago, several investment banks changed their predictions for the global oil prices in 2018. Bloomberg tried to compile those prediction into a single article.
CBOE Launches World’s First Bitcoin Futures
As promised, the CBOE launched the world's first Bitcoin futures on December 10th at 15 p.m. Central Standard Time (CST). The first BTC futures trading session started at 15000 USD/BTC. Within the first couple of minutes, there were 150 transactions processed. Over the first 20 minutes, the exchange rate increased up to 15940 USD/BTC. Lateron, itwenttemporarilyupto 16600 USD/BTC.
American Shale Oil Producers Enjoy OPEC+ Deal Extension
On the last day of November, the OPEC and several non-OPEC oil exporters met in Vienna to discuss the future of the global oil market during the OPEC summit. The summit ended with extending the OPEC+ deal until the end of 2018. Experts say this decision means the OPEC+ participants have lost the long-term oil war with American shale oil companies.
OPEC Is Worried About U.S. Shale Oil Production Prospects
The OPEC is concerned that their American rivals producing shale oil may catch at the chance given them by the OPEC+ deal. The deal is aimed to cap oil production and restore the market balance in favor of higher oil prices. The OPEC+ agreement is likely to be extended during the forthcoming OPEC summit on November 30th in Vienna, Austria.
