Singapore, China to Begin Piloting Digital Currency in Tourism Spending Push

Source: AdobeStock / Proxima Studio Singapore’s regulatory body the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS)  plans to begin piloting the digital currency “E-CNY” – also known as the digital yuan, in collaboration with China to encourage tourism spending. The two countries first signed a Memorandum of Understanding to work together back in 2020. No timeline was...

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Broke the records, yet JCI closed weak

JAKARTA – Despite the success in breaking another record at morning session, Jakarta Stock Price Composite Index (JCI) slipped at today’s (29/8) closing bell. Monitoring the board until the closing bell, JCI was closed at 7,656.37, lower than 7,672.26 seen at the morning bell. JCI slippage this afternoon was in contrast with its mid-day pattern...

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Bitcoin Price Prediction as BTC Crashes Before Halving – Is The Bull Market Over?

As the cryptocurrency community anticipates the next Bitcoin halving event, expected around April 19 or 20, speculations about its impact on Bitcoin’s price are intensifying. This scheduled reduction in mining rewards, which decreases the supply of new Bitcoins entering the market, has historically been a catalyst for significant price movements. Presently, Bitcoin (BTC/USD) is trading...

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DAX Rises As Middle East Tensions Ease

German stocks were modestly higher on Monday ahead of a busy week for earnings and economic data releases. German consumer price inflation data, flash GDP numbers and employment data are due later in the week. European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos speech is awaited later in the day, with investors looking for clues...

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ECBs Rehn Says Rate Cuts Can Continue If Confidence In Inflation Slowdown Strengthens

The European Central Bank can continue lowering interest rates if there is increased confidence among policymakers that inflation is slowing, ECB Governing Council member and Bank of Finland governor Olli Rehn said Wednesday. More rate cuts cannot hurt the fragile economic growth and the subdued investment, especially in industry, Rehn said in a speech in...

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