The ‘Everything Crash’ Is Coming? Markets Go Risk-Off as European Stocks See ...
Stocks, oil, even gold are down on fears of resumed COVID-19 lockdowns, but bitcoin hodlers are keeping the faith.
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Europe is the place to be – not because of picturesque Amalfi coast or the Alps but because European stocks outperform their US counterparts. STOXX Europe 600, an index measuring the performance of 600 equities across 17 European countries, grew 3.3% in February, while the US S&P 500 dipped 1.4%. The largest tech index Nasdaq […]
Bitcoin may undergo a significant price correction before the US presidential election due to its proximity to gold, hints Clem Chambers. The CEO of ADVFN – Europe’s leading stocks and shares website, told Kitco News that most assets that have shown a positive correlation during the 2020 bull run tend to fall in tandem. He spoke about gold and how a “flash crash” in its markets could leave other assets in a similar bearish spell. […]
The party across global market might be coming to an end with Bitcoin positioned to be one of the assets with the potential to come on top. The shift in the U.S. Federal Reserve monetary policy will ripple across the stock market as interest rates spike and they reverse their asset purchase program. Related Reading | TA: Bitcoin Reaches Key Juncture, Why Recovery Won’t Be Easy At least, that’s how Mike McGlone, Senior Commodity Strategist for Bloomberg Intelligence views it. In a recent interview with Scott Melker’s “The Wolf Of All Streets” podcast, McGlone talked about Bitcoin as a....
Markets react to Putin’s speech as investors move to safety across risk assets, which is negatively impacting the price of bitcoin and tech stocks.
The crypto market has been showing signs of decline recently as prices of Bitcoin and other crypto assets keep dropping. With the hikes in interest rates from most of the global central banks, the global economy is getting tighter. The impact on both the crypto and traditional markets is significantly devastating. Following the events, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned about economic decline. Furthermore, it speaks of a possible worse global recession in 2023. This means that financial markets will go risk-off, creating extreme fear for the markets. Related Reading: Here’s Why....