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Binance Disables Naira Feature To Halt Possible Capital Outflow
Binance, the world's leading cryptocurrency exchange platform, on Wednesday disabled the Naira pair on its Peer-to-Peer (P2P) platform.
Capital One Financial Corp. To Acquire Discover Financial Services In $35 Billion Mega Deal
Under the terms of the agreement, Capital One will purchase Discover at a premium, offering 1.0192 of its own shares for each Discover share—a 26.6% premium based on the closing price on February 16th.
Economic Slowdown: ECB Lowers Growth Projection For 2019
The ECB lowered growth forecast from 1.7 per cent predicted three months ago to 1.1 per cent, saying the region’s economic slowdown was bigger than previously estimated.
Nigeria, Other Emerging Economies To Experience Improved Capital Inflow
The Central Bank of Nigeria has blamed the drop in Nigeria’s foreign reserves on the surged in capital outflows and the reduced capital importation into the country due to the rising interest rates in developed nations.
Brexit: Pound Gains On Report UK, EU Agree On Irish Border
British Pound gained against counterparts on Tuesday after a report that the European Union and the United Kingdom has reached an agreement on Irish border became public.
Crude Oil Trading At A 4-Year High; Trafigura Sees $100/Barrel
Global crude oil blasted through $80 price level on Monday to peaked at $81.67 a barrel.
BOE Raises Interest Rate To 0.75 Percent
The Bank of England led Monetary Policy Committee raised interest rates by 25 basis points from 0.50 percent to 0.75 percent on Thursday, the highest level in nine years.
US Inflation Advances To 6-Year High
US consumer prices grew in June at the fastest pace in more than six years, boosted by expensive gas, higher rent and car insurance.
Forex Weekly Outlook July 2 - 6
Trade tensions coupled with economic fundamentals have become key factors in projecting possible market direction in recent months, therefore, both will be used to broaden forex outlook ahead of unemployment data this week.
China's Manufacturing Sector Slows Amid Trade Tensions
The manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index published on Saturday expanded to 51.5 in June, slightly below experts' projection of 51.6 and 51.9 recorded in May.
UK Manufacturing Production Falls At Fastest Rate In 6 Years
Manufacturing production declined by 1.4 percent in April, worse than the 0.1 percent decline recorded in the previous month and the 0.3 percent predicted by experts.
Cryptocurrency Dips By $46 Billion On Coinrail Hack
The report that a cryptocurrency exchange, Coinrail, was hacked in South Korea plunged cryptocurrency market by $46 billion as holders of digital assets sold to curb losses. Bringing Bitcoin total losses this year to more than 50 percent.
Iran Nuclear Deal: Oil Prices Climb Above $76
The decision of President Donald Trump to officially pulled out of the 2015 Iranian deal signed by the then U.S. president, Barack Obama and global powers bolstered crude oil prices during Asian trading session.
Australian Retail Sales Flat In March; Aussie Drops
Australia's retail sector failed to sustain growth in March after better than expected sales number in February.
U.K. Services Sector Slows In April; Pound Dips
U.K. services sector joined the series of sectors that grew at a slower pace in the month of April, raising concerns about the underlying fundamental of the British economy.
Nigeria’s Manufacturing Sector Sustains Growth
The manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index stood at 56.9 in the month, slightly faster than the 56.7 filed in March. The sector has now expanded for thirteen consecutive months.
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