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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.

No More Expensive Oil

Many oil-exporting nations have been joining efforts to push oil prices higher. Still, some experts believe that they shouldn’t count on higher oil prices since this is not going to happen.

OPEC Urges American Shale Oil Producers to Join Oil Agreement

The OPEC is reported to have offered American shale oil companies to join the Vienna Accord, also known as the OPEC+, which is the agreement designed to cap the production of crude oil and restore the market balance for the sake of higher oil prices in the future. However, some experts say that they won’t agree to do so even if they are threatened.

October Starts With Crude Oil Downtrend

Friday’s trading session made crude oil go in the red zone. According to Masterforex-V Academy experts, the USA started increasing the production and export of crude oil, and the international trading community has been concerned about that ever since, which is, by the way, is believed to be the key reason for this price drop.

Russia and Saudi Arabia Want to Extend OPEC Deal for 3 Months

Russia and Saudi Arabia insist on extending the OPEC deal for another 3 months – up to middle 2018.

S&P 500 Becomes Most Profitable Assets Since 2008 Financial Crisis