Green Dot, Crypto.com partner for banking services
Crypto.com has collaborated with other mainstream financial firms like Visa and FIS to offer its digital currency customers more services.
UK’s FCA Seeks Public and Industry Views on Crypto Regulation
The Financial Conduct Authority is seeking views on intermediaries, staking, lending and borrowing, and decentralised finance.
NCUA’s Harper: Firings laying groundwork for Fed dismissals
“I think they’re chipping away, so that they can get to the Federal Reserve Board,” the former NCUA chair said Thursday of his and a fellow board member’s dismissal.
What to expect from Friday’s jobs report
President Donald Trump’s drastic policy moves, and the twists and turns that have come alongside them, have made economic forecasting a squirrely endeavor.
Metaplanet Issues $25M Bonds to Buy More Bitcoin
The bonds, redeemable in 2025, will be repaid through capital raised from stock acquisition rights.
1 Bullish Trend That Could Get Bitcoin Back to All-Time Highs
Bitcoin's price has been rising in recent weeks. The digital currency, however, could fall back in value if investors grow concerned about the economy. Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) has been picking up steam in recent weeks.
Dogecoin, XRP ETF Hopes Are Fuelling Bullish Sentiment, Social Data Shows
Traders grow more optimistic on approval odds as social buzz rebounds across the two majors.
Trump’s tariffs could make Europe, not America, ‘Great Again.’ At least when it comes to inflation
President Donald Trump might want a new, “America First” world, but in the race to control inflation the United States may actually come last. While his tariff hikes are widely expected to jack up prices at home, they could lower inflation in Europe.
Analysis-Amazon sellers are stocking up in the face of tariffs, but it's a short-term fix
U.S. President Trump has imposed 145% duties on imports from China, a move that has left companies including Amazon, Walmart and Apple scrambling to reassess supply chains and find ways to keep costs down. Amazon said, "We haven't seen any attenuation of demand yet," nor much increase in average selling prices of retail items. There had been some "heightened buying in some categories," likely indicating third-party sellers were stocking up to mitigate any tariff impact, it said.
Japanese investors raise foreign stock holdings for sixth week on easing trade tensions
Japanese investors raised their foreign stock holdings for a sixth straight week as their sustained appetite for overseas equities was further bolstered by signs that the U.S. and China were willing to ease trade tensions. The local investors also viewed last week's stronger yen as an opportunity to enhance their overseas asset positions. The yen reached a seven-month high of 139.86 per dollar before partially reversing its gains.