Tuesday, January 30, 2018 was a good day for dollar, that seems to recover from the multiple hits it has taken lately, and gained more weight. Asian stocks, on the other hand did not feel so good, just like the Treasury yields. Also, America posts the list of Russian oligarchs, who are close to the Russian government – will the markets react?
As markets open on Monday oil prices sink, dollar tries to regain its strength and biggest crypto exchange in Japan fell victim to the biggest hacker attack of the crypto world.
Dollar keeps falling even lower as the U.S officials contradict each other on the question of weak – strong dollar. Litecoin finds new support and China is unveiling plans for the development of a new region.
January 25 has brought more luck for Asian markets while knocking greenback on its' back as the national US currency once again hit three-year low. Is weak dollar good or bad for world economy in general and USA in particular.
On Wednesday Ripple is continuing its several-days-long growth and is now aiming to become one of the most rapidly growing cryptos. Meanwhile Asian markets are showing teeth and growing which isn’t good for the greenback. In it’s turn Europe seems to have finally found it’s financial luck once again.
Wednesday is looking like another busy day in global finance markets. The USD remained lower, but U.S. Treasury Secretary said it’s actually good for the U.S. economy. Elsewhere, Gold prices continue to rise as they enjoy a weak dollar. Earnings season resumes in full speed today as more companies set to report. Finally, Oil prices struggle for direction. These are the top thing to know for today.
This Monday is a busy day for the global economy. In the U.S., the government shutdown is entering its third day. Stocks are unfazed by the shutdown, but the Dollar is still stuck at multi year lows. The Euro is getting stronger as German politicians are close to reach an agreement. Here are the top things to know for today.
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