U.S. Stimulus Check Recipients Spending USD to Purchase Bitcoin (BTC)

2020-4-18 19:00

The U. S. stimulus checks are finally arriving in the bank accounts of those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Close to 22 million people have lost jobs in the country over the past month and in an attempt to financially equip them to make it through the current troubled times, the U.

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Market Turmoil Can Bring Capital Controls Back But They’ll Be Good for Crypto

Last month, the coronavirus outbreak and the collapse of oil prices had stock markets crashing and economies come to a standstill with countries in lockdown. In response, central banks have announced stimulus programs.

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Let Billionaires and Hedge Funds Get ‘Wiped Out,’ Says Bitcoin Bull

The Social Capital CEO recently told CNBC that America’s richest should not get a bailout from taxpayers. Instead, they should suffer the consequences like everyone else. The U. S. stimulus bill passed last month advertised itself as a striking a ‘balance’ between supporting everyday Americans, small businesses, and corporations.

2020-4-11 07:15
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China’s Tariff Cut on $75B in U.S. Imports A Stock Market Tailwind

After monetary stimulus last month, China just announced major February tariff cuts in a big improvement to the stock market outlook for 2020. The post China’s Tariff Cut on $75B in U.

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ECB Keeps Subzero Interest Rates and Open-Ended QE Worth €20B a Month and Launches Policy Review

The European Central Bank (ECB) has launched an extensive review that will examine a wide range of its policies by the end of this year. Under its new president, Christine Lagarde, the bank will try to establish why its monetary stimulus has failed to achieve the Eurozone’s goal of close to 2% inflation.