The price of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is surging yet again. At the time, it had almost no following, with a single Bitcoin trading for just pennies. Today, nearly everyone has heard of the cryptocurrency.
(Bloomberg) -- While the fight against inflation may largely have been won, tensions over price pressures could still disrupt confidence about interest-rate cuts. The stock market seems to be looking past these warnings.Most Read from BloombergBrace for a Nationwide Shuffle of Corporate HeadquartersCloud Computing Tax Threatens Chicago’s Silicon Valley DreamSan Francisco, Paris Named Best Cities for Urban TransportationDC Business Leaders Welcome Return-to-Office Policy Under TrumpAmerican Insti
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Many other cryptocurrencies, like Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) and Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB), have benefited as well, with Dogecoin up about 150% since Election Day and Shiba Inu up roughly 50%. With the sector rolling, is Dogecoin the better buy at under $0.55, or is it Shiba Inu at less than $0.0004? The meme token, which has a Shiba Inu mascot, didn't take off for several years.
Another human pandemic could cause economic losses of $13.6 trillion for the global economy over a five-year period, commercial insurance market Lloyd's of London predicted. The impact would mainly be from disruption across global industries due to local lockdowns and worldwide travel restrictions, Lloyd's said on Wednesday. The analysis by Lloyd's and the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies said that the most severe scenario could cause losses of $41.7 trillion, equivalent to a reduction in global GDP of 1.1%-6.4%.
Another human pandemic could cause economic losses of $13.6 trillion for the global economy over a five-year period, commercial insurance market Lloyd's of London predicted. The impact would mainly be from disruption across global industries due to local lockdowns and worldwide travel restrictions, Lloyd's said on Wednesday. The analysis by Lloyd's and the Cambridge Centre for Risk Studies said that the most severe scenario could cause losses of $41.7 trillion, equivalent to a reduction in global GDP of 1.1%-6.4%.
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For much of the year, Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has been the talk of the crypto market. At one point, Bitcoin was up 45% in a stunning postelection rally, finally breaking through the highly anticipated $100,000 price. For the year, Bitcoin is now up a staggering 132%.
Bitwise predicts that in 2025, Bitcoin could hit $200,000, Coinbase will enter the S&P 500 and AI agents
The tax increase will be significantly reduced during parliamentary work, lawmakers said.
