New day brought weakness to Russian national currency and left those, investing in Facebook wondering what the stock is going to do now after Zuckerberg’s pledge before the Senate.
With Xi Jinping giving a key note speech at the Asian economic forum, the talks of the tension are quiet for now. Luftahnsa has a strike problem and Russian welthiest are under sanction attack.
End of the trading week is marked by the renewed tensions in the trade war talks and fall of Bitcoin to the point of $6600 per coin.
Trade war between the two biggest economies in the world is the topic every trader is talking about. But today with tensions going down bit by bit the markets are focused on recoveries from what was the worst quarter in years for stocks and indices.
With all the talk seemingly being about the new tariffs the USA is imposing on Chinese wares, Google is continuing its fight with cryptos with the new ban. Trumps approval rate seems to be influencing stocks price and WTO is under a theat.
With traders coming back to their work seats after long Easter holidays a selloff of the technology stocks takes place again. Indonesian Central Bank has a new head and Apple wants to say goodbye to one of the major partners.
With most of the markets closed for Easter holiday this Monday the currency markets are still with no rapid movements in sight. It seems that everyone is waiting for the opening of the markets tomorrow to draw conclusions about the end of the first trading quarter of 2018.
The end of the trading week and first quarter of 2018 is here. First three months proved to be pretty hard on the markets and traders, taking off price from a lot of major stocks and indices. Crypto was also a subject to losing price. But it seems that there is a lot expected from the second quarter of the year.
Markets are confusing right now with Asia going lower and Europe getting higher results. Although political news from Asian region are bringing more hope to the world.
Middle of the trading week brought more taxes for China from the USA and further slipping of the market.
The ISO 4217 currency code for the Czech koruna, the official legal tender for the Czech Republic. The Czech koruna (CZK) has been the official currency of the Republic since February 8, 1993, when it replaced the Czechoslovak koruna. The Republic planned to adopt the euro as its official currency in 2012, but opposition halted that move in 2007.
NOK serves as the abbreviation for the Norwegian krone on foreign exchange markets. Norges Bank, the central bank of Norway, regulates the supply of the Norwegian krone through its economic policies. A total of seven series of banknotes have been issued by Norges Bank with an eighth series slated to appear in the second quarter of 2017.
The currency code for the Danish krone ("crown"), the official currency for the country of Denmark as well as the provinces of Greenland and the Faroe Islands. The Danish krone (DKK) was made the formal currency of Denmark in 1873, replacing the former Danish rigsdaler, and was tied to the gold standard.