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<h2><span>Daily Market Outlook, May 13, 2020 </span></h2> <p><strong>The Asian equity market was mixed after US markets closed lower on concerns about the potential for a second wave of infections if the economy is reopened too soon. </strong></p> <p><span><strong>The Reserve Bank of

<p>GBPJPY Daily Outlook – On Tuesday China announced new tariff waivers for some U.S. imports, the Fed said it will be starting its long-awaited corporate bond program, while the U.S. consumer prices in April dropped by the most since the Great Recession. The UK will continue paying wages to out-of-work employees until the end of [&hell

Rules of complexity and balance, principles of wave compaction, and power rating for each wave pattern. Dear friends! In the previous training article, I explained the wave isolation procedures, the way to define the series of simple monowaves. In this article, I will continue explaining the rules of wave grouping into more complex formations. If [

Trading strategy based on liquidity providers’ preferences It’s hard to imagine modern financial markets without market makers – companies which provide liquidity. If not for them, slow-moving trading would create a perfect environment for manipulations where prices would soar and collapse for no reason. Still, even market makers can’t save F

The Fed’s rate cut below zero could be a real gift for the US economy  Everything has a price to pay. If the Fed claims there are necessary extra tax deductions to decrease the unemployment rate from its potential peak at 20% to 9%-10%, then it could give a gift to the US economy and […]

US Exchanges have agreed to remove language which limits their liability should the CAT database be breached.

WH Selfinvest has been active in the market since 1998, making the company one of the oldest brokers in Germany.

Jay Hao, CEO of OKEx, shares his thoughts on the future of Bitcoin

His career includes stints as CCO with BNY Mellon’s Capital Markets, Libra Securities and Rabobank’s broker/dealer unit.

Cysec blamed CEO Evgenios Martinides and executive director Yaroslav Martynenko over their omission and negligence.