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As the year winds down and we anticipate 2023, Coinspeaker has put together a recap of some of the most newsworthy events of 2022.
The 2-year and 10-year Treasury yields increased as investors continue to monitor cues to set the pace for 2023.
The European stocks have experienced more headwinds in the past few months after the Kremlin imposed an indefinite oil cut-off to Eurozone countries.
The recent European market slip indicates that investors remain cautious about the potential macroeconomic headwinds next year.
Bitcoin market watchers had varying price targets for 2022.However, none foresaw any drama that characterized the crypto space.
The 10-year Treasury yield was up 1 basis point in anticipation of the Fed’s next move regarding inflation.
Notably, the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank (ECB) have noted their intentions to increase interest rates.
As the Treasury yields bounce, the top market indices also have their share of mixed performance, and the crypto industry continues to wallow in losses.
The former crypto billionaire could face life imprisonment if the government pursues wire or bank fraud charges.
A recent Reuters article claims that the ‘books’ of prominent exchange Binance are opaque and disingenuous. But is it really so?
The ripple effect of the bearish sentiment in the US stock market has also contributed to the encompassing slump in the digital currency ecosystem.
The changes in Twitter have gotten tongues wagging as to whether Elon Musk is well-suited for leading the social media company.
ECB President Christine Lagarde said that they would conduct significant rate hikes in the coming months and there’s no decision on pivoting anytime soon.
On Wednesday, the apex bank its increased its interest rate to between 4.25% and 4.5%, marking the highest level in 15 years.
The latest UK inflation report showed a fall from 11.1% to 10.7%, lower than the 10.9% analysts were expecting.