Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency, Finance & Global News – Market Update December 22nd 2019
In this week’s cryptocurrency market update we look at all the latest crypto news headlines for Bitcoin, Ethereum & Altcoins. We then dive into finance & property news in Australia before looking at the latest global news headlines from US, Trump, Europe, China, covering currency wars, stocks, bond markets & more. Bitcoin mostly chopped sideways this week with Altcoins following suit. Stock markets remain near all time highs with the trade deal agreed to. Rate cuts from central banks continue along with injections of reserves into overnight Repo markets. Stimulus & interest rate cuts have been implemented in Australia, China, United States, Europe & are likely going to continue going forward. #Bitcoin #Finance #News
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