Bitcoin Suisse to cut Swiss jobs and move technology work abroad
Bitcoin Suisse plans to eliminate up to half its Swiss roles, close Copenhagen IT operations and expand technology work in Vietnam.
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Bitcoin Suisse plans to eliminate up to half its Swiss roles, close Copenhagen IT operations and expand technology work in Vietnam.
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Consumer prices rose 3.4% year over year in August, outpacing 3.1% wage growth and reducing purchasing power.
U.S. crude topped $102 a barrel, reaching its highest close since May as markets watch China’s influence on oil’s next move.
Saudi Arabia shut an oil pipeline as Houthi control over Red Sea shipping intensified, raising risks for oil transport and supply.
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Xi, Putin and Modi meet as US tariffs, sanctions and the Iran war challenge BRICS unity.
Oracle founder Larry Ellison may sell as many as 50 million company shares under a new trading plan.
Jim Cramer highlights similarities to 2018, when rising rates and geopolitical tensions preceded a 20% S&P 500 decline.
Falling oil helped stocks rebound, while next week’s Federal Reserve meeting could determine whether gains continue.
AUD/USD rose 0.38% Friday but lost 0.45% weekly as markets increasingly priced a Fed rate increase next week.
UOB says USD/SGD momentum is improving, but resistance at 1.2705 may restrict further gains.
US CPI met expectations at 3.4%, while markets weighed Fed hikes, a wider deficit, weaker sentiment and Saudi energy disruptions.
USD/CHF advances above 0.8150 after US CPI and PPI data increase expectations for a Fed hike next week.
DBS expects Taiwan’s central bank to hold rates on September 17, then raise them to 2.125% in December.
Oracle’s earnings boosted hardware suppliers, while future Fed rate decisions may determine whether gains continue.
WTI trades near $97, down about 3.4%, potentially ending a four-session winning streak.
The Red Sea crisis is worsening as the Saudi East-West pipeline shuts and Houthis gain control of the Bab al-Mandeb Strait.
USD/CNH climbed to 6.7153, but UOB strategists expect gains to face resistance around 6.7200 as the yuan’s bullish bias fades.
Silver gained more than 1% to $64.24, but its position below the head-and-shoulders neckline keeps the short-term outlook bearish.
The dollar index ended near 99.00, little changed, as markets focused on upcoming decisions from the Fed, BoE and BoJ.
Bitcoin Suisse intends to relocate up to half of its Swiss jobs to lower-cost international hubs while expanding wealth and asset management.
ING expects a 25bp hike to 1.25%, followed by a cautious move toward a neutral rate.
Saudi Arabia closed its East-West crude oil pipeline following multiple attacks.
The 10-year Treasury yield slips to 4.951% after US inflation data but remains set for a weekly rise.
MUFG warns Asia currencies and rates may weaken soon as sharply higher US Treasury yields challenge recent stability.
USD/JPY falls to around 153.70 after briefly rising above 154.50 following US inflation data.
Economists say the Fed has historically raised rates more than once, highlighting a possible market test ahead.
The dollar reverses post-CPI gains as lower long-term Treasury yields outweigh expectations for a Fed rate increase next week.
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Gold rebounds above its 100-day average after US inflation data boosts expectations of a Fed rate hike next week.
EUR/GBP retreats toward 0.8580 after reaching the upper end of its recent range.
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The economic calendar is a schedule of market-moving events - central-bank interest-rate decisions, inflation reports, jobs data, GDP releases, and more. Each event has a time, a country, a forecast, and a prior reading. When the actual result diverges from consensus, the affected currency typically moves sharply in the first minutes after release.
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