March 2023

Bermuda still open to crypto firms, says premier: Report

Bermuda still open to crypto firms, says premier: Report

The dramatic collapse of crypto exchange FTX last November is not moving Bermuda away from receiving crypto companies, according to the head of the British island territory’s government during an interview with Bloomberg News.  “The future of finance is digital,” said the premier and finance minister Edward David Burt, who believes there are still considerable

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Gold Price Today: Yellow metal rally continues on dollar weakness; should you buy bullion?

Gold prices rallied on Friday led by weakness in the greenback and lower bond yields as investors fixed their eyes on the US March inflation numbers. The dollar index dipped 0.5%, making gold more attractive for overseas buyers, while benchmark 10-year treasury yields. On MCX, April gold futures were trading at Rs 59,930 per 10

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Inflation Data Fails to Stir Markets; Canadian Dollar Unmoved

The inflation data from Eurozone and the US has left traders somewhat disappointed, as it triggered minimal volatility in the markets. Eurozone headline inflation slowed more than anticipated, while core inflation aligned with consensus. In the US, both headline and core PCE inflation fell short of expectations. Canadian Dollar also remained stagnant despite better-than-expected monthly

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Paying more and earning less: How inflation disproportionately hurts women

People shop at the Pioneer Supermarkets on January 12, 2023 in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn borough in New York City.  Michael M. Santiago | Getty Images There’s one group of people that’s being disproportionality hurt by high inflation: women. The relentless rise in prices hurts women two-fold. First, a jump in child care prices

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