March

A lot can change in the cryptocurrency market in a week, and it has already happened in the past seven days. It was just last Friday when Bitcoin was struggling to stay above $60,000 after another decline, but the…

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Image by Amnesty InternationalWhat to expect:Consensus Estimate +243K (range +150 to +280K)Special estimate +190k versus +232k previouslyFebruary +303KConsensus estimate for unemployment rate: 3.8% vs. 3.8% previouslyParticipation rate:…

The 10 U.S. Bitcoin ETFs Continue to Crash. On Wednesday, outflows from all ETFs were recorded for the first time, piling up the largest losses since trading began in January, with $563.7 million exiting funds, according to CoinGlass data.…

Canada's economy grew by 0.2% in February, slightly lower than the 0.4% growth markets had expected and weaker than January's 0.5% rise. A closer look shows that service-producing industries led increases for the second month…

Australia reported net 6.6K job losses in March 2024 instead of the estimated 7.2K increase in hiring, far below the earlier 117.6K gain, bringing the unemployment rate up from 3.7% to 3.8%. Underlying data showed that the losses were…

A big miss for Singapore exports in March 2024-8.4% m/m-20.7% y/y SGD update, its been hit by the super-strength USD along so many other currencies:--Singapore Non-oil Domestic Exports (NODX) measures the value of goods exported from…

On Monday at 1230 GMT, which is 0830 US Eastern time we get retail sales for AMrch 2024. The Federal Reserve will be paying attention to assess the strength of the consumer and, in turn, the US economy. Stronger than expected will boost the…

Data from Friday from China showed new bank lending in China rose less than expected in March, although up from February. Broad credit growth hit a record low.Chinese banks new yuan loans in March were 3.09 trillion yuanfrom 1.45 trillion…

The U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 0.4% m/m in March, inline with February’s inflation rate but a tick above the 0.3% m/m forecast. On an annualized basis, the headline CPI read was up 3.5% y/y, mainly driven by shelter and…