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US inflation 2010-2022 One consequence of this high inflation is the meteoric and unstoppable rise in rates that we have witnessed in 2022, which has gone from 0.25% to 4.5% in one year in the
If we compare 10-year and 30-year bonds, nobody doubts that unfavorable things can happen in a 30-year period with a higher statistical probability than in a 10-year period. For this reason, typically the yield on
Despite the great popularity of cryptocurrency trading in recent times, the foreign exchange (forex) and stock markets are still the most popular. While trading in these markets looks somewhat similar, there are several important differences
Learning to trade forex may be an easier task if you have previous experience in the stock, futures or options markets, but if you are completely new to the world of trading you will need
Margin trading is for many people one of the biggest motivators for forex trading. When trading in the currency market, you do not need to own $100,000 to open a $100,000 position on a currency.
High-frequency trading, sometimes called HFT, is a hot topic among the trading community, as well as among ordinary people concerned about the consequences of this type of trading practice. High-frequency trading can be defined as
One of the major strengths of cryptocurrencies is the degree of anonymity they provide. Many cryptocurrency enthusiasts feel that many popular cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin lack true privacy. What are the private digital currencies? Private
Interest in digital currencies has increased as major companies such as Tesla, for example, have invested in Bitcoin. Cryptocurrencies have been a hot topic for a while now in the financial world, but the economic
Bitcoin is the most valuable cryptocurrency in the market, and many investors are starting to take notice. Bitcoin is the first cryptocurrency, launched in 2009 by Satoshi Nakomoto. Bitcoin’s price has fluctuated over the past
Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency that was developed in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin is not issued by a central bank or backed by the government. Buying bitcoin is different from buying stocks or bonds because
