● The Bank of Canada published a report on the global "bitcoin standard" ● The state of Washington increases the burden on the cryptocurrency business ● UBS bank predicted, what in 2018 G. electric cars will equal the price of ordinary cars ● A Harvard scientist predicted a rise in the price of bitcoin to $100 thousand by February 2021 of the year ● The value of Donald Trump's Twitter account was estimated at $2 billion
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● The White House stated, that falling tax revenues will lead to, that the budget deficit will increase to $702 billion this year, What's on $99 billion above, than predicted at the end of May. ● Apple may be forced to delay shipments of new iPhones due to problems, arising during the production of the fingerprint sensor, which the company tried to improve, writes MarketWatch with reference to informed sources. ● American banks are finally starting to feel the benefits of higher interest rates. Quarterly results of the four largest US credit institutions turned out to be better than experts' forecasts. ● Bank of New York Mellon Corp. (NYSE: BK) names former Visa Inc CEO Charles Scharf as his new CEO.
● Travis Kalanick, co-founder and CEO of network transportation company Uber, resigned as CEO under pressure from shareholders ● Mainland China's stock market should receive about $17-18 billion shortly thereafter, how Chinese stocks will be included in the calculation of the MSCI Emerging Markets Index, declared to MSCI Inc. Chinese stock markets on Wednesday rose to the highest level in a year and a half thanks to the MSCI decision taken the day before ● Bitcoin's share in the cryptocurrency market fell to 37%. As of Tuesday, 20 June, capitalization of eight out of ten first cryptocurrencies exceeds one billion dollars. According to Coinmarketcap, first place with an indicator in $42,9 billion is still occupied by bitcoin, however, Ethereum is breathing hot enough in his back - $34,7 billion.
● The Central Bank of Russia on Friday cut its key interest rate by 25 basis points to 9% ● US Federal Reserve System (FED) adheres to a plan to raise interest rates, despite low inflation. Therefore, investors are worried, that a possible Fed error would hamper economic growth ● The day after, how the US Federal Reserve raised interest rates, China has actually softened its monetary policy. This testifies, that Beijing is now more concerned about the stability of its financial system, not an outflow of capital from the country ● De Beers launched the largest diamond prospecting ship. Its length 113 m, and it will look for diamonds off the coast of Namibia
● The residents of Puerto Rico decided to join the USA. During the referendum for joining the United States as a state, the majority of Puerto Rican residents voted in favor. In total, approximately 500 thousand. Puerto Ricans, yet 7,6 thousand. advocated free association with the United States. 6,7 thousand. residents of the country did not want to change anything. At the moment, Puerto Rico is a territory, dependent on the United States, where is the power of the American Congress. At the same time, it is the Congress that will determine the status of Puerto Rico.
● Trump needs a shutdown to gain power ● Inflation in Turkey has risen to 11,9% in April ● Eurozone GDP in Q1 grew by 0,5% ● US Senate voted to appoint lawyer Jay Clayton as head of the Securities and Exchange Commission ● JPMorgan Chase & Co. plans to transfer hundreds of London bankers to expanded offices in Dublin, Frankfurt and Luxembourg, as the bank prepares to, that the UK could lose access to the EU single market after Brexit, writes Bloomberg.
● Republican Donald Trump won the presidential election in the United States. He typed 276 electoral votes from 270 necessary ● Stock markets fell immediately after the election victories of Franklin Roosevelt and Barack Obama, but then there was a bull market under these presidents. Therefore, President Trump, maybe, will not scare investors ● The rally began on the US Treasury bond market on Tuesday evening. The yield on bonds fell to a minimum in a month, US stock index futures ● Analysts: VR device shipments will grow by 240%. 2021 year users around the world will purchase about 60 million virtual reality devices, working in tandem with smartphones, predict in the analytical company Juniper Research. ● The US dollar fell by more than 1%, falling sharply on reports of Donald Trump's unexpected victory in the presidential race. Mexican peso falls to record lows.
In the end 2015 of the year, on the eve of new year holidays, CEO of online retailer Overstock.com Patrick Byrne, announced, that the US Securities and Exchange Commission approved his blockchain-based share issuance plan. Patrick Breen's statement became a sensation, and the financial world spoke openly about the possibilities of using blockchain in the industry. Technology cannot be called innovative: product, for which it was created - the bitcoin cryptocurrency - is known to the world from the end 2008 of the year. but, official permission to use blockchain mechanisms in the securities markets, experts considered a turning point in the history of the global financial market.
Philologist, writer, journalist, financial analyst, internet trading specialist, Sergey Golubitsky, the founder of the vCollege School of Stock Trading, the first in the Russian-language Internet, and a columnist for Insider.pro, spoke about, how charisma can be an even more effective tool of influence, than academic status. The paradox of trust in financial analysts to the detriment of financial journalists is explained by two factors. On the one side, such a characteristic feature of the mythologized consciousness of the masses as trust in the "scientific status" (for analysts it is an aura of professionalism, while journalists in the popular mind are buffoons, designed to entertain, but not teach). On the other hand, trust in analysts is explained by another mythologeme, which is implemented in a narrower - exchange - space. It's about the mechanism, causing short-term fluctuations in quotations and not related to objective reality (for example, with indicators of quarterly reporting), but with the reflection of this reality in the subjective assessments of the market. In other words, the share price is not rising because, that the issuer reported high profits, and therefore, that this profit exceeded the so-called whisper numbers, Whispered by financial analysts.