Jan 162018
 
China is reportedly raising the bar on its cryptocurrency crackdown

Major digital currencies fell last week after reports of South Korea banning cryptocurrency trading via exchanges emerged. Bitcoin made a recovery Monday, however, trading 4.78 percent higher on CoinDesk at $14,269.80 a coin. CoinDesk's bitcoin price index tracks prices from digital currency …
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COLUMN-Hedge funds intensify bearish dollar, US bond bets: McGeever

The U.S. currency is on the slide, hitting a three-year low on a trade-weighted basis on Monday. It fell 10 percent last year, its worst year since 2003, but the New Year has brought no cheer – it's down a further 1.8 percent in just two weeks. Most of the FX market's bearish view on the dollar is rooted in its …
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South Korean plans for ban on crypto-currency exchanges are still not final

crypto-currency exchanges South Korean plans for ban on crypto-currency exchanges are still not final, as government agencies are in talks to decide how to regulate the market. “The plan on ban the crypto-currency exchanges, recently mentioned by the Minister of Justice, is one of the measures in …
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China Escalates Crackdown on Cryptocurrency Trading

China is escalating its clampdown on cryptocurrency trading, targeting online platforms and mobile apps that offer exchange-like services, … Regulators around the world are stepping up scrutiny of cryptocurrencies amid concerns over excessive speculation, money laundering and tax evasion.
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