The average fee for Ethereum transaction increased to a new record high of $7.50, Coin Telegraph reported. The rise in fees is attributed to increased interaction with stablecoins on the Ethereum network. Ethereum rose by around 2.47% during the past 24 hours, as it is now trading at $394.68.
Read More »Kudlow Expects Single Digit Unemployment Rate
White House economic adviser and the Director of the National Economic Council, Larry Kudlow, expects unemployment rate in the United States to fall below 10% in August. Besides the single-digit unemployment rate, Kudlow says the U.S. economy growing in the third quarter (Q3) by 20%, Reuters reported. “The key point …
Read More »European Stocks Settle Lower
European stocks closed lower on Thursday, due to negative earnings reports by a number of major listed companies. The Stoxx Europe 600 index declined by 0.46%, while FTSE100 dropped 1.50%. In France, the CAC40 index settled lower by 0.61%, while the German DAX fell by 0.50%.
Read More »Wall Street Opens Mixed
Wall Street indices opened Thursday mixed, with the Dow showing losses while Nasdaq and S&P holding on to gains, supported by a record decline in jobless claims to their lowest level in around five months. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down by 53.19 points or 0.19%, and S&P 500 …
Read More »Turkish Lira Approaching a Record Low
The Turkish lira is heading towards a record low on Thursday after Finance Minister Barat Albayrak played down the importance of currency fluctuations and emphasized its competitiveness. Turks have flocked to buy foreign currency in recent weeks and analysts have called for tougher measures, such as an official tightening of …
Read More »Spain Says US Should Waive Tariffs on EU Goods
Spanish Trade Minister Reyes Maroto said the United States should waive its tariffs imposed on European Union because the bloc has complied with all WTO rules regarding aircraft manufacturer Airbus. She added that the Spanish government rejects a US decision to keep the duties in effect on European Union goods. …
Read More »US Weekly Jobless Claims Fall Below One Million
There were 963,000 Initial Claims for unemployment benefits in the US during the week ending August 8st, Labor Department revealed on Thursday, better than the market expectation of 1.1 million and it’s the first reading below 1 million since mid-March.
Read More »USD Continues to Decline on Rising Stocks
The dollar fell to its lowest level in a week against a basket of currencies on Thursday, August 13th, while analysts pointed out that the reasons for the weakness lie in the solid performance of the stock market and the failure of additional stimulus to the US economy. After losing …
Read More »French Unemployment Rate Hits 37-Year Low
Data from the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies in France showed that unemployment in the country fell to its lowest level in 37 years during Q2, as a downward trend that continued for several years was exacerbated by the general isolation measures imposed to confront the Coronavirus, which …
Read More »Facebook and Twitter Escalate War Against US Election Misinformation
Online social media platforms have escalated their war against misinformation about the US election. Facebook has created a center to help users with polling resources, and Twitter has expanded the rules against misinformation about the mail and early voting. The move comes at a time when social media networks on …
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