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With War Starting and Markets Dropping, Questions Multiply About Central Banks’ Policies

  As bitcoin (BTC) and crypto markets in general have gone down over the past day and week, amid the escalating tension between Russia and Ukraine, sanctions imposed on the former, and today’s invasion of the latter – more questions keep popping up about the EU and the US central banks’ upcoming decisions…. Read More:…
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EU Unlikely to Push for Russia to Be Removed from SWIFT – Diplomats

  Despite Russia launching a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the war’s outbreak has not yet convinced the European Union to push for the aggressor to be kicked out of the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) global payments network — a move that would drastically undermine Russian trade with foreign partners…. Read More: EU…
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As Inflation Is Here to Stay, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Gold Investors Will Win, But Brace for Volatility – BitMEX

  The US Federal Reserve (Fed) aims to get inflation down with its interest rate hikes this year. Longer-term, however, inflation might still remain as the winner, with bets on bitcoin (BTC), ethereum (ETH), and gold expected to pay off. But until then, volatility could flush out even the most dedicated crypto holders, crypto exchange…
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Supply Disruptions Add to Inflation, Undermine Recovery in Europe

  Kristalina Georgieva is Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Oya Celasun is Assistant Director in the European Department and leads the surveillance of the German economy, and Alfred Kammer is the Director of the European Department at the IMF.  __________ With supply constraints likely to persist, the challenge for policymakers is to…
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US Senator Lummis Thinks ‘Bitcoin Is Something That the Fed Should Hold on Its Balance Sheet’

Cynthia Lummis, the U.S. Republican senator from Wyoming, believes the Federal Reserve should consider holding bitcoin on its balance sheet. Speaking on the Orrin G. Hatch Foundation’s crypto webinar panel, Lummis said that once a regulatory policy is in place it “will make a lot of sense.” Former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Believes Crypto Perspectives…
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Canadian Gov’t Says It Has Frozen Crypto-Related Bank Accounts – and Will ‘Freeze More’

  The Canadian government is going ahead with its controversial moves to end the “truckers’ protest” over COVID-19 restrictions that has brought much of the nation to a standstill – by freezing bank accounts and sharing crypto addresses with financial institutions in an effort to cut off protesters’ access to their own funds…. Read More:…
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Demand for High-Yield Crypto Savings Products to Surge, BitMEX Predicts

  Demand for savings products that yield far higher returns than what can be achieved in traditional markets is expected to surge, as more people realize that inflation is eating away at their savings, crypto derivatives exchange BitMEX has said in a new report…. Read More: Demand for High-Yield Crypto Savings Products to Surge, BitMEX…
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Inflation Is ‘Huge Danger’ as the US Government ‘Overdid It a Little’ – Charlie Munger

  While Berkshire Hathaway’s Vice Chairman Charlie Munger continues to voice his usual criticism of crypto, he also warns that inflation “is a very serious subject, you could argue it is the way democracies die” and “a huge danger.” He was speaking during an interview with Yahoo Finance. According to Munger, the US government “probably…
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St. Louis Fed President Says Central Bank’s ‘Credibility Is On the Line’ as US Inflation Surges

Inflation continues to grip American wallets, according to a recent economic analysis from Moody’s Analytics, which shows inflation is likely costing the average U.S. household between $250 to $276 per month. Meanwhile, the U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to raise the benchmark interest rate in March and St. Louis Fed president James Bullard believes the…
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How Raising Interest Rates Curbs Inflation – and What Could Possibly Go Wrong

  Rodney Ramcharan, Associate Professor of Finance and Business Economics, the University of Southern California.________ After about three decades of relatively low inflation, consumer prices are skyrocketing again in the US. … Read More: How Raising Interest Rates Curbs Inflation – and What Could Possibly Go Wrong  Read more »Pay, Trade, Buy Bitcoin with Credit…
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