Bitcoin last up 5.05% at $96,286
(Reuters) - Bitcoin rose 5.05% to $96,286 at 2130 GMT on Wednesday, adding $4,633 to its previous close. Bitcoin, the world's biggest and best-known cryptocurrency, is up 150.3%...
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Dollar falls amid economic data dump before long weekend
By Alden Bentley NEW YORK (Reuters) -The dollar fell broadly on Wednesday in thin pre-holiday trade, digesting a slew of indicators that underscored U.S. economic resilience while...
US dollar could pull back amid central bank 'bonanza'
-- The US dollar may experience a temporary pullback in December as a wave of central bank meetings unfolds, according to Citi analysts. Nine of ten G10 central...
Russian central bank intervenes as rouble tumbles past 110 to the dollar
By Gleb Bryanski and Alexander Marrow MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russia's central bank said on Wednesday it would stop foreign currency purchases in order to ease pressure on the financial...
Analysis-Euro's bruising leaves global investors on edge
By Naomi Rovnick and Dhara Ranasinghe LONDON (Reuters) -As the euro heads for its worst month since early 2022, analysts warn that a wild ride in the currency could be the next...
Wall Street follows European stocks lower despite US economy growing 2.8% in third quarter
The personal consumption expenditures price index, released this afternoon, is the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of inflation in the American economy.
Dollar drifts lower ahead of key inflation release
- The US dollar retreated Wednesday, consolidating against its major peers ahead of the release of a key US inflation figure later in the session. At 04:45 ET...
Asian FX steady after Trump's tariff pledge; dollar muted before key US data
-- Most Asian currencies were largely unchanged on Wednesday, while the Japanese yen firmed against the dollar as markets were worried about the implications of new...
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New Zealand Dollar: Dovish RBNZ Expectations to Mark Fresh YTD Lows
The New Zealand dollar has seen a significant decline in the recent months. NZD being a risk asset has experienced a downfall, especially after Trump’s victory. The robust US dollar has brought NZD/USD prices to yearly lows.