Economics
Yuan in Uncharted Waters: Approaching the Edge of Central Bank Control
The Chinese yuan is teetering on the brink of exceeding its government-imposed trading band, a first in its history, amid global market volatility.
The Chinese yuan is teetering on the brink of exceeding its government-imposed trading band, a first in its history, amid global market volatility.
The latest Baker Hughes report reveals a decline in the U.S. oil and gas rig count, amidst rising oil prices.
Bhutan is gearing up for a substantial 500% increase in Bitcoin mining operations, growing from 100 to 600 megawatts, in response to the upcoming Bitcoin halving.
This podcast episode with Anas Alhajji provides a deep understanding of global oil and gas dynamics, highlighting the strategic moves and political influences that shape the energy industry.
The U.S. international trade deficit has widened to $68.9 billion, marking the highest level in 10 months due to increased imports and exports.
The Human Rights Foundation's new research fellowship delves into Cross-Input Signature Aggregation (CISA), a proposed update to the Bitcoin protocol, with the potential to transform transaction privacy and efficiency.
The US economy exhibits a stark divide between its manufacturing and services sectors, raising questions about its overall health and stability.
The U.S. experiences a significant rise in gasoline prices, hitting a six-month high at $3.58 per gallon, influenced by higher crude oil prices and increased demand.
The Chinese yuan is teetering on the brink of exceeding its government-imposed trading band, a first in its history, amid global market volatility.
The latest Baker Hughes report reveals a decline in the U.S. oil and gas rig count, amidst rising oil prices.
Bhutan is gearing up for a substantial 500% increase in Bitcoin mining operations, growing from 100 to 600 megawatts, in response to the upcoming Bitcoin halving.
This podcast episode with Anas Alhajji provides a deep understanding of global oil and gas dynamics, highlighting the strategic moves and political influences that shape the energy industry.
The U.S. international trade deficit has widened to $68.9 billion, marking the highest level in 10 months due to increased imports and exports.
The Human Rights Foundation's new research fellowship delves into Cross-Input Signature Aggregation (CISA), a proposed update to the Bitcoin protocol, with the potential to transform transaction privacy and efficiency.
The US economy exhibits a stark divide between its manufacturing and services sectors, raising questions about its overall health and stability.
The U.S. experiences a significant rise in gasoline prices, hitting a six-month high at $3.58 per gallon, influenced by higher crude oil prices and increased demand.
The plan involves acquiring new miners, aiming to triple hash rate to 21 EH/s, and increasing operating capacity to 440 MW.
This podcast episode dives into the evolving challenges and strategic approaches in Bitcoin mining, highlighting its transition towards a more professionalized sector.
The landscape of corporate journalism is undergoing a seismic shift, with major media outlets like the LA Times and The New York Times facing sweeping layoffs amid declining public trust.
Peter McCormack and American HODL dive into Bitcoin's investment dynamics, discussing risks, leveraging, and Bitcoin's influence on personal finance and the broader market.
American drivers are likely to face higher gas prices this summer, possibly exceeding $4 per gallon, a trend that may intensify inflationary pressures.
US Treasury yield stability challenges mainstream views of surging interest rates, suggesting a more cautious economic outlook.
