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Feb 01
Akita Michinoku Company

The Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) warns the public against the activities of Akita Michinoku Company, a company that offers investment services. Akita Michinoku Company is not an authorized investment firm in Belgium. It is therefore not allowed to provide investment services in or from Belgium. Moreover, according to the information available to the […]

Jan 31
Law Decoded: Russia flounders, America competes, IMF keeps fuming, Jan. 24–31

Uncertainty about crypto regulation can engender internal disagreement even within seemingly monolithic governments. 500 Total views 5 Total shares One of the most fascinating implications of the collision between traditional political institutions and the crypto space is how it can reveal the glaring lack of cohesion within power systems that otherwise look monolithic. Digital assets […]

Jan 31
Fed's Barkin says pace of coming rate hikes depends on pace of inflation

The pace of coming interest rate hikes will depend on the pace of inflation, said Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin on Monday. “I’d like us to be in a better position — somewhere closer to neutral certainly than we are now. And I think the pace of that just depends on inflation,” Barkin said, in […]

Jan 31
Murrey Math Lines 31.01.2022 (EURUSD, GBPUSD)

EURUSD, “Euro vs US Dollar” As we can see in the H4 chart, EURUSD is trading within the “oversold area”. In this case, the price is expected to break -1/8 and then continue growing to reach the resistance at 1/8. Still, this scenario may no longer be valid if the price breaks -2/8 to the […]

Jan 31
Japanese Candlesticks Analysis 31.01.2022 (EURUSD, USDJPY, EURGBP)

EURUSD, “Euro vs US Dollar” As we can see in the H4 chart, the asset has formed a Hammer reversal pattern close to the support level. At the moment, EURUSD is reversing and may form a new rising impulse. In this case, the upside target may be at 1.1205. However, an alternative scenario implies that […]

Jan 31
The yield curve for US Treasury bonds is expected to flatten and perhaps invert this year, according to Standard Chartered.

The yield curve for US Treasury bonds is expected to flatten and perhaps invert this year, according to Standard Chartered. The U.S. Treasury yield curve is likely to be totally flat by mid-year as the Federal Reserve raises interest rates, although growth is questioned, and may invert by year’s end, Standard Chartered bank strategists stated […]