The FED has just made a major change in its monetary policy. After 17 months of status quo, the central bank has decided to cut its key interest rates by 0.50 percentage points at its September meeting. Are you ready for the return of the printing press?
Discover why falling prices can hurt the economy and consumption, and have serious repercussions on your finances.
Is Europe doomed to economic decline? This is the question that haunts minds as the Old Continent loses ground against the United States in terms of productivity. A much-anticipated report from Mario Draghi, former Italian Prime Minister, paints an alarming picture of the situation!
Following the collapse of the Chinese real estate sector, which accounted for 30% of the country's GDP, China is heading towards a recession. Is China on the verge of experiencing its "2008 crisis"?
The French economic landscape has just crossed a symbolic threshold: inflation has finally fallen below the 2% mark, the first time in three years. As economists and markets scrutinize every variation of the indicators, this return to a historically low rate marks a turning point after a period characterized by incessant price increases, particularly in energy. In this post, we will analyze in detail the figures that confirm this trend, relying on the latest data provided by Insee. We will then examine the specific factors that have contributed to this slowdown in inflation, and the implications of this development for consumers, businesses, and economic policies.
Russia is facing a growing threat of stagflation, as its economy slows under the weight of massive military expenditures and rampant inflation. With an inflation rate of 9% in August 2024 and an economy marked by significant military spending since the invasion of Ukraine, experts are concerned about the long-term repercussions.
Financial markets are in turmoil as U.S. inflation hits its lowest level in over three years. This news could have repercussions for the crypto market. A decrease in inflation generally means a reassessment of monetary policies. This could trigger a chain reaction, particularly among crypto investors. With this low level of inflation, the Federal Reserve may adopt a more flexible approach at its next meeting.
Bitcoin struggles to capitalize on the latest U.S. economic data. Despite an inflation slowdown in line with expectations, the leading cryptocurrency fell by more than 3% this Wednesday, dropping below the $56,000 mark.
Bitcoin under pressure: the Fed lowers rates and the crypto market could emerge either shaken or pleased!
The week looks set to be eventful for the crypto market, with three major elements to watch: U.S. inflation data, Federal Reserve decisions, and the evolution of investor sentiment. These factors could significantly influence the prices of Bitcoin and other digital assets in the coming days.
Inflation continues to decline in the eurozone, opening the door to further decreases. Good news for bitcoin.
All eyes were on Jackson Hole, where Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve, delivered his highly anticipated annual speech in the business world. Powell's words signaled a new direction in the months ahead: a decrease in interest rates, after 2 years of monetary austerity. Such a decision could lead markets to new highs!
Ethereum celebrates its historically low gas fees, but this reduction could lead to an increase in the supply of ETH and a decrease in prices.
Ethereum is pumping iron! The PoS transition hasn't prevented inflation, and supply is exploding despite deflation promises.
Cardano controls inflation at 2.5%, competition cries injustice. ADA, undeterred, moves forward with determination.
Markets have fallen historically in recent days. Are we heading towards a new descent into hell, or will the Fed lower its rates and launch a new stock market boom?
July sees a resurgence of inflation in France at 2.3%, caused by a significant rise in energy prices.
If we follow the latest data from bitcoin ETFs, it seems that the coming weeks will be bright for bitcoin. After a dull June, particularly following Germany's sale of 50,000 BTC, can we expect a new bull run to reach $80,000 by the fall?
On July 18, 2024, the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB) decided to keep key interest rates unchanged. This decision, aimed at controlling persistent inflation, raises crucial questions about its impact on the crypto market. Indeed, crypto investors closely monitor these monetary decisions as they influence the perception of digital assets as an alternative store of value. How do high interest rates truly affect cryptocurrencies? Let's explore this complex dynamic.
Crypto in crisis: 14.4% decline in Q2 2024. Bitcoin and Ethereum have not taken off yet.
Bitcoin is for the first time integrated into the French Retirement Savings Plans (PER) through the innovative alliance between VanEck Europe and Inter Invest. This strategic partnership introduces a Bitcoin ETN into the PER, offering savers unprecedented exposure to the leading crypto.
This Thursday, all eyes are on the United States with the eagerly awaited release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI). This economic indicator could trigger significant movements in the markets, particularly for the US dollar and cryptocurrencies. While investors are on high alert, speculations are rife about the potential impact of these key figures.
The United States is facing multiple perils: debt, inflation, civil war... Yet, a terrifying threat could be imminent and lead to the fall of the United States, in a historical event comparable to 1945.
Inflation slowed in May in the United States, fueling speculation about a decrease in interest rates by the Federal Reserve in September. This development has sparked keen interest among cryptocurrency investors, who are wondering how bitcoin and altcoins will react to this decrease in inflation. Analysts offer different interpretations of this economic change.
Bitcoin shows relative stability after the release of mixed U.S. economic data. Details in this article.
Bitcoin has already massively underperformed Nvidia. While bitcoin has seen its price increase by about 300% in the past 18 months, Nvidia's stock has experienced a surge of over 800%. So, to get rich, is it better to buy Nvidia stocks or BTC?
The global stock market is eagerly awaiting central bank decisions. This necessarily impacts the crypto market.
Ukraine, Middle East, Pacific... : war is back. As conflicts multiply, what is the optimal financial strategy in times of war?
Gary Gensler's comments have reignited hope for the imminent approval of Ethereum ETFs. More details in this article!
The cryptocurrency market just experienced a spectacular surge this Wednesday as the price of Bitcoin once again surpassed the symbolic $69,000 mark. This rapid increase follows the release of lower-than-expected U.S. inflation data, reigniting investor optimism and fueling a wave of transactions.