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  • Mar 19, 2020

    Turmoil Hits the Forex Markets as Bitcoin Sees 9% Gain

    Bitcoin is on the rise Thursday morning (UTC), showing resilience in the face of a global dash for dollars seen in the foreign exchange markets.

    At time of writing, the cryptocurrency is trading near $5,670, representing a 9.4 percent gain on a 24-hour basis. Bitcoin found bids near $5,260 during the Asian trading hours and has been climbing since, according to CoinDesk’s Bitcoin Price Index.

    While bitcoin is flashing green against the U.S. dollar, most fiat currencies are currently trading in the red. For example, the British pound-to-dollar exchange rate is hovering near 1.1555, the lowest level since 1980. The currency pair has dropped by nearly 8 percent this week.

    The Australian dollar fell to a 20-year low of 55 U.S. cents early on Thursday and is currently reporting a 0.6 percent drop on the day.

    The greenback has gained in the past six trading days against all major currencies, as noted by macro a***yst Holger Zschaepitz.

    The surge indicates many investors are selling everything, even safe havens like Japan’s yen and Swiss francs, to move their money into dollars over fears of a coronavirus-led recession in the global economy. “If cash is king, then dollar cash is currently being world president,” according to ING’s head of global markets.

    Bitcoin, however, isn’t bowing down to the new cash overlord, and could see bigger gains if the U.S, equity markets put in a good performance in line with rising European stocks. At press time, the Euro Stoxx 50 – the Eurozone’s benchmark index – has added 1.3 percent to its value.

    A risk reset on Wall Street cannot be ruled out, as central banks from Australia to Canada have launched easing programs to inject massive amounts of liquidity into the system.

    Read More @ busitechnews.com/turmoil-hits-the-forex-markets-as-bitcoin-sees-9-gain

  • Mar 19, 2020
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    Turmoil Hits the Forex Markets as Bitcoin Sees 9% Gain

    Bitcoin is on the rise Thursday morning (UTC), showing resilience in the face of a global dash for dollars seen in the foreign exchange markets.

    At time of writing, the cryptocurrency is trading near $5,670, representing a 9.4 percent gain on a 24-hour basis. Bitcoin found bids near $5,260 during the Asian trading hours and has been climbing since, according to CoinDesk’s Bitcoin Price Index.

    While bitcoin is flashing green against the U.S. dollar, most fiat currencies are currently trading in the red. For example, the British pound-to-dollar exchange rate is hovering near 1.1555, the lowest level since 1980. The currency pair has dropped by nearly 8 percent this week.

    The Australian dollar fell to a 20-year low of 55 U.S. cents early on Thursday and is currently reporting a 0.6 percent drop on the day.

    The greenback has gained in the past six trading days against all major currencies, as noted by macro a***yst Holger Zschaepitz.

    The surge indicates many investors are selling everything, even safe havens like Japan’s yen and Swiss francs, to move their money into dollars over fears of a coronavirus-led recession in the global economy. “If cash is king, then dollar cash is currently being world president,” according to ING’s head of global markets.

    Bitcoin, however, isn’t bowing down to the new cash overlord, and could see bigger gains if the U.S, equity markets put in a good performance in line with rising European stocks. At press time, the Euro Stoxx 50 – the Eurozone’s benchmark index – has added 1.3 percent to its value.

    A risk reset on Wall Street cannot be ruled out, as central banks from Australia to Canada have launched easing programs to inject massive amounts of liquidity into the system.

    Read More @ https://www.busitechnews.com/turmoil-hits-the-forex-markets-as-bitcoin-sees-9-gain/

    yo momma saw a 69% gain

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    Wait does this mean those forex people taking an L right now?

  • Mar 24, 2020
    slime wrld

    Wait does this mean those forex people taking an L right now?

    almost every currency that isn't usd is going down

    so yeah if they had other currencies they took a beating, some are doing worse than others

    these things swing around tho