May-7-2021: Fed Risk Warning, Payrolls, Energy Transfer Windfall – What’s Moving Markets1. Fed warns about asset prices, leverage 2. Nonfarm payrolls expected to hit nearly 1 million 3. Stocks set to open higher. Energy Transfer gets windfall from winter storms

May-7-2021:Dogecoin-Kursprognose: DOGE vor MEGA-Kaufsignal – Nächste 60%-Rallye im Anflug?Egal, was man über Dogecoin auch denken mag, die nach Marktkapitalisierung viertwichtigste Kryptowährung hat in diesem Jahr bisher in puncto Performance einfach jedes andere Asset in den Schatten gestellt. Der Hundecoin, dessen Aufstieg regelmäßig von Tesl…[Read more]

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May-7-2021:Fantom signs up with Tajikistan government to build their e-government infrastructureThe Ministry of Industry of New Technologies of the Republic of Tajikistan signed an agreement with the Fantom Foundation on April 22, 2021 to use Fantom’s blockchain-based IT solutions to power its e-government infrastructure.

May-7-2021:Can Pancake Swap Eclipse Ethereum This Week?The 2020 DeFi summer legacy is ongoing, as DEX platforms have gained popularity among blockchain believers.

May-7-2021:Cardano Nominated for Blockchain Solution of the Year

May-7-2021:Yellen Tanks the MarketJanet Yellen’s comments on Bitcoin have made it obvious that she is not a big fan of the cryptocurrency.

May-7-2021:Parallel (PAR) – A Euro-Pegged StablecoinParallel, a stablecoin pegged to match the Euro has been developed by the Mimo protocol to provide a worthy alternative to dollar-backed stablecoins.

May-7-2021:Nokia Announces Blockchain-Based Data Marketplace

May-7-2021:Ethereum Classic gains 300% in one week as traders rush to buy the ‘wrong Ethereum’The “original” yet ironically “wrong” Ethereum and Telcoin (TEL) are leading a fresh altcoin surge this week. Bitcoin (BTC) fans are already calling time on the fun.

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May-6-2021: Commodities:Norway’s Oil Industry Averts Strike With New Wage DealNorway’s oil companies and industry trade unions struck a wage deal this week, averting another strike that could have cost many millions in lost oil revenue. Reuters reported that the sides had agreed on a wage increase of more than $2,000 for this year.

May-6-2021: Commodities:The world needs to dramatically cut methane emissions to avoid worst of climate change, UN saysThe world could slash human-caused methane emissions by up to 45% this decade, according to the U.N.’s Global Methane Assessment.

May-6-2021:Commodities:Oil Rally Stalls As India’s COVID Crisis WorsensOil prices dropped on Thursday morning, cutting short the rally to $70 a barrel after the world’s third-largest oil importer, India, reported a fresh record of new daily coronavirus cases.

May-6-2021:Commodities:Crude Oil Edges Lower as Demand Risks RemainCrude oil prices weakened Thursday, handing back some of the recent strong gains as demand risks continue to linger.

May-6-2021:Commodities:Gold Back Above $1,800 But Late to Inflation PartyGold finally recaptured its $1,800 an ounce berth on Thursday after a 10-week lapse.

May-6-2021:Economy:Switch to electric puts over 100,000 German auto jobs at risk -IfoThe electric car boom could cost the German auto industry more than 100,000 jobs in combustion engine production by 2025 if companies fail to beef up efforts to re-skill workers, a survey showed on Thursday.

May-6-2021: Economy:ECB to inspect loans to shadow banks after Greensill, Archegos fiascosThe European Central Bank will take a closer look at bank loans to lightly regulated investment funds and specialised lenders after the spectacular collapses of Archegos Capital Management and Greensill, top ECB supervisor Andrea Enria told Reuters.

May-6-2021:Economy:Bank of England slows bond-buying, sees economy bouncing back more quicklyThe Bank of England slowed the pace of its trillion dollar stimulus program and forecast a faster recovery for Britain from the coronavirus slump on Thursday, but stressed it was not tightening monetary policy.