The driving force behind Bitcoin breaking through $40,000
As the number one cryptocurrency in terms of market capitalization and visibility, Bitcoin has once again broken the $40,000 mark
moreAs the number one cryptocurrency in terms of market capitalization and visibility, Bitcoin has once again broken the $40,000 mark
moreWhen the world's largest central bank, the Federal Reserve, chooses to remain silent or unclear about its future monetary policy direction at critical moments
moreAccording to data from the Society for Worldwide Banking and Telecommunications (SWIFT), in September this year
moreAs the world's second largest economy and the largest emerging market country
moreSince the end of October, the People's Bank of China has successively released information to introduce the latest progress and trend outlook of RMB internationalization.
moreS&P Global Market Intelligence released a report stating that as borrowing costs gradually rise, global companies are experiencing a severe winter, with earnings data almost stagnant.
morechipmaker Intel has shelved a planned investment in Vietnam that would have nearly doubled the size of its operations there
morethe Federal Reserve announced after the end of the monetary policy meeting, maintain the current 5.25% to 5.50% federal funds rate target range unchanged
moreThe US Treasury Department recently released data showing that the federal government's fiscal deficit reached nearly $1.7 trillion in fiscal year 2023
moreOn October 16th, the Palestinian Israeli conflict entered its ninth day.
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