The US issued PPI data that provided additional evidence that inflation had peaked. British inflation reached a 41-year high due to rising...

Despite all the economic and financial turmoil in the United Kingdom, bitcoin has not taken advantage of the situation and dropped even further in...

US Wall Street’s shortened trading week will be jam-packed with the FOMC minutes, more Fed speak, the flash PMIs and the final look at...

Since the creation of the Mesopotamian shekel, the first known currency minted 5,000 years ago, some...

Economists are predicting that soaring interest rates and falling prices will mark the end of the U.K.’s 13-year housing market boom, potentially leading to...

The issues associated with central bank digital currencies, for good or for worse, are far from a universal one-size-fits all. Different central banks, and...

There is hope for those in crypto, that Rishi Sunak can turn the tide on the United Kingdom’s unclear stance on cryptocurrencies.

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Rishi Sunak, who previously spearheaded the UK’s crypto hub ambitions as finance minister, has been elected by the Conservative Party on Monday following Liz Truss’ resignation last week. 

Janet Yellen remains cautious of crypto’s threats around financial stability, consumer protection, and illicit finance.

According to Bloomberg, the Bank of England intends to tighten regulation of cryptocurrencies around the world. (Read More)

European stocks have posted losses of around 1% on Wednesday, paring some of the gains we’ve seen over the last couple of weeks. We’ve clearly seen an improvement in sentiment recently as investors have become encouraged by the negotiations between Ukraine and Russia and the impact that’s had on global commodity prices. There remains enormous […]

Last week, the Bank of England voted to approve an interest rates rise from 0.5% to 0.75%, the third time an interest rate rise has take place within months. This is bad news for those with a mortgage but will also impact business borrowing but there are two important things to note. Firstly, 0.75% is […]

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