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Dollar Will Go Higher, FortFS
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NordFX Sums Up On 2018 and Makes Predictions About 2019
Bitcoin and Euro Will Likely Go Down, NordFX
Christmas Fairy Tale by FortFS
Bitcoin Will Decline, Dollar Will Grow, NordFX Predicts
Experts Anticipate U.S. Stock Market Crash This Winter
Why did crude oil crash by almost 11% last week?
Russia and OPEC agreed to cut down on their oil production in 2019
OPEC and Saudis Are Planning To Back Oil Prices
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Golden Medium: Russia Isn't Concerned About Decreasing Oil Prices
US-China Trade War Reaches Next Level
Roma May Drag Moscow and Brussels Into Major Financial Crisis
USA Strikes Iran Again
Trump Offers Putin to Compete for Multi-Polar World, Eggert Says
The world is on the verge of another global race
Trump Wants More Control Over the Fed Since It's Too Independent
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Experts Anticipate U.S. Stock Market Crash This Winter
As you probably know, the U.S. stock market has been in the red zone over the last few weeks. International experts assume that this downtrend is likely to continue in the first quarter of 2019. The key reason is the fact that really huge volumes of risky assets are under the risk of forced sales, Market leader reports, with reference to Forbes.
Russia Is Still Dependent On Crude Oil
Is the Russian economy getting rid of its dependency on crude oil? Even though Russian politicians say that’s really the case, famous Russian economist Igor Nikolaev tried to find out the truth backed by figures.
High Oil Prices Threaten OPEC+
Today’s oil prices, which are relatively high, as well as some tensions in Saudi Arabia, may hinder the prolongation of the OPEC+ agreement signed last year, PRIME reports.
Oil Prices Won’t Exceed $75/b, BofA Experts Say
Even if the geopolitical situation is the most favorable for the global oil market, oil prices are still never going to exceed the $75/b threshold again, Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofA) experts believe.
Wall Street Banks Improve Their Oil Forecasts
For the first time in 6 months, Wall Street banks seem to be optimistic about the near future of crude oil, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Cryptocurrency Market Cap Goes Above $200 Billion
Last week, the cryptocurrency market capitalization exceeded the $200 billion threshold for the first time in history. According to Coinmarketcap, a resource monitoring 1254 digital currencies on 6400 online exchanges, Bitcoin was the biggest market driver of the market-cap rally.
CME Group Announces Bitcoin Futures
CME Group, the world’s biggest operator of futures exchanges, has announced Bitcoin futures, the world’s first and most popular cryptocurrency to date. The information was first made public by The Financial Times.
Bitcoin Sets New All-Time High At 7848 USD/BTC
Bitcoin, the world’s most popular cryptocurrency, has set another all-time high. The developers decided to abandon the idea of Segwit2x protocol. The news pushed the BTC exchange rate all the way up to $7848, Market Leader reports.
Who Won from Liberating Syria's Major Oil Field – Russia or the USA?
Not so long ago, international mass media reported about the liberation of Syria’s major oil filed from the terrorists. However, the question is, who actually won from this? Moscow, Washington, or Damask?
Don't Dream About Oil Renaissance, Shelin Says
While watching oil prices grow a little bit, oil exporters start hoping that oil prices will recover to the levels the used to be in the past. However, Russian market observer Sergey Shelin thinks that, given the existing state of affairs around the globe, this can only be possible in a dangerous world.
U.S. Oil Demand Drops Oil Prices
Oil prices are now going down again after rallying close to 60 dollars per barrels. Again, the prices failed to touch the $60 threshold. Brent oil lost 2,5% in 24 hours. NordFX reports that Brent futures for December delivery were trading around $58,53/b on Wednesday. On Thursday, the price dropped down to $57,03/b, which was the lowest price level since the end of the previous trading week. WTI oil went down in price as well. On Thursday, the price dropped down to 51,74 per barrel.
