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Volatility refers to the fluctuation in the price of an asset over time. In crypto markets, volatility is a common occurrence, as the prices of cryptocurrencies can fluctuate significantly in a short period of time. There are several factors that can contribute to the volatility of cryptocurrencies. These include: Overall, volatility is a common characteristicContinue reading “Volatility in Crypto Markets”

Backtesting is a crucial aspect of financial markets, as it allows traders and investors to evaluate the performance of a trading strategy or investment portfolio under historical market conditions. By simulating the application of a strategy or portfolio over a period of time, traders and investors can assess how well the strategy or portfolio wouldContinue reading “Backtesting in Financial Markets”

The U.S. Federal Reserve admitted this morning that the United States has a 70% probability of entering into a recession in Q3 of 2022. It has a delicate job in front of it — pumping the brakes on the economy in such a masterful way that it achieves what is known as a “soft landing.” Continue reading “Federal Reserve admits US will enter recession”

Friday, August 12, 9:05pm U.S. equities are looking at a higher open as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq remain on track for a fourth straight weekly advance after S&P futures held the 4,200 level late yesterday and in the overnight session. Stocks have been buoyed this week following despite high inflation reports in the US (CPI and PPI),Continue reading “US Markets bounces up despite bad inflation data”

Excessive speculation in financial markets refers to a situation in which market participants engage in risky or irresponsible behavior in the pursuit of profit. This can lead to instability and volatility in financial markets, and can also have negative consequences for individuals and the broader economy. In this article, we will examine the causes andContinue reading “Excessive Speculation in Crypto Markets”

The US central bank has announced another unusually large interest rate hike as it battles to rein in soaring prices in the world’s largest economy. The Federal Reserve said it would increase its key rate by 0.75 percentage points, targeting a range of 2.25% to 2.5%. The bank has been raising borrowing costs since MarchContinue reading “Federal Reserve raises interest rates by 0.75%”

Liquidity in crypto markets refers to the ease with which a cryptocurrency can be bought or sold on an exchange or in the open market. Highly liquid cryptocurrencies, such as Bitcoin or Ethereum, can be bought and sold quickly and with minimal impact on the price, while less liquid cryptocurrencies may take longer to buyContinue reading “Liquidity in Crypto Markets”

Liquidity refers to the ease with which an asset can be bought or sold in the financial markets. Highly liquid assets, such as cash or publicly traded stocks, can be bought and sold quickly and with minimal impact on the price, while less liquid assets, such as real estate or private company shares, may takeContinue reading “Liquidity in Financial Markets”

Atlanta Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic signaled on Wednesday that the US central bank may need to take even more drastic steps to get inflation under control. Following the worse-than-feared June inflation report, Bostic said high prices could require officials to consider raising interest rates by a full percentage point at the meeting later thisContinue reading “Atlanta Federal Reserve Official Comments”

US stocks closed lower on Wednesday after a key inflation metric showed that prices increased over the year ended in June at the highest rate since 1981.  Investors fear that news, combined with still-strong employment numbers, will bolster the Federal Reserve’s hawkish attempts to lower inflation by tightening monetary policy. While most financial institutions stillContinue reading “US Stocks Tumble on Negative Inflation Outlook”

The odds of the U.S. economy falling into recession by next year are greater than 50%, Richard Kelly, head of global strategy at TD Securities, said Monday, outlining three possible ways it could get hit. Rising gas prices combined with a hawkish Federal Reserve and a generally slowing economy are among the tripartite risks facingContinue reading “US Recession Nears”

Vauld, a Singapore-headquartered crypto lending and exchange startup, has suspended withdrawals, trading and deposits on its eponymous platform with immediate effect as it navigates “financial challenges,” it said Monday. The three-year-old startup — which counts Peter Thiel-backed Valar Ventures, Coinbase Ventures and Pantera Capital among its backers and has raised about $27 million — saidContinue reading “Crypto Platform Vauld Suspends Withdrawals and Trading”

St Vincent and Grenadine based asset manager Novatech is the latest firm to further signal the growing crisis within the cryptocurrency market. Novatech markets itself as offering users low risk, fully automated PAMM accounts. Users deposit Ethereum or Bitcoin and Novatech utilizes its proprietary trading strategy to “guarantee” gains of 1.65%-4.75%. It’s promises have beenContinue reading “Crypto and Forex Platform Novatech Faces Liquidity Pressure”

Voyager Digital, a high-profile crypto broker, has filed for bankruptcy, citing market volatility and the surprising collapse of Three Arrows Capital, just weeks after it suspended withdrawals, trading and deposits on its platform. The U.S.-headquartered firm — and its two affiliates — said in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in the Southern District of New YorkContinue reading “Crypto Broker Voyager Goes Bankrupt”

Crypto derivatives exchange Deribit has revealed it began liquidation action against Three Arrows Capital (3AC), which has been struggling for weeks following huge losses on its investments. Deribit confirmed to The Block today that it led the liquidation application in a British Virgin Island’s court against 3AC. The admission comes a day after the Singapore markets regulator,Continue reading “Crypto Fund Three Arrows Gets Liquidated”