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Facebook (FB) stock has negatively reacted to the current situation in the U.S. caused by the coronavirus outbreak and all the related risks.
Global airlines stand to lose $113 billion in sales if the coronavirus continues to spread, according to the International Air Transport Association. The airline stocks have been also seriously hit.
The Reserve Bank of India is unhappy with the Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of crypto services and is looking to file for a review petition.
INX IPO will launch soon in New York, security exchange from Gibraltar is planning to change the industry with fully regulated trades. The exchange will feature extended compliance and two separate trading layers – for crypto and for classic securities.
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Amazon, Facebook, Google and Microsoft are all encouraging employees in the Seattle area to work from home due to concerns about the coronavirus as the outbreak in Washington grows.
JPMorgan (JPM) stock has lost nearly 5% of its weight as news that the company’s CEO will be away after his emergency surgery makes the rounds. In the premarket, the stock is 3.48% down.
The partnership between Ripple and Bitso is proving fruitful as millions of Latin Americans can use the service to send cross-border payments and enjoy cheap, fast and efficient transactions.
Max Keiser has said that Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan, will come to beg the Federal Reserve for cash. Coronavirus attack is hitting the markets again, every day fear rises. But Keiser believes that Bitcoin price can reach $100,000 already in 2020.
While the coronavirus fears are spreading in the U.S., many tech giants are under their influence as well. MSFT stock lost over 2% yesterday and continues falling in the premarket.
Tesla (TSLA) stock is the most shorted stock on the market. Over the last seven days, its short-sellers made $1.1 billion. It runs neck-and-neck with Apple.
Bitcoin hash rate hit its all-time high and set a new record. Meanwhile, BTC price came back to the $9,000 price level with the bulls showing their strength over the bears.
The COVID-19 spread continues to cast a larger shadow on the global markets as volatility seeps in. Analysts say that corrective measures by the Fed are doing little to control the market fall. Dow seriously dropped on Thursday.
While the coronavirus fears are spreading, the companies are developing new solutions for their customers. Instacart announces the launch of door-step grocery drop-off service in the United States.
Automobile giant Tesla could see competition growing as home-rival General Motors announces its all-electric vehicle roll-out starting next year. Tesla (TSLA) started falling on Thursday.