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Chip Stocks Take A Beating As A Micron Prediction Indicates Dwindling Demand

A few chipmakers, notably Micron and AMD, have signalled weakening demand as high inflation squeezes spending, even as it alleviates a two-year worldwide semiconductor scarcity that has hampered production of everything from automobiles to cellphones.   Global semiconductor stocks fell on...

EU Is Attempting To Reach An Agreement On Groundbreaking Crypto-Regulation Laws

The European Union will seek agreement on ground-breaking rules for regulating crypto assets on Thursday, as the bitcoin crash increases pressure on authorities to rein in the sector.   Globally, crypto assets are generally unregulated, with national operators in the EU simply obliged to...

Bloomberg: Libya suspends oil supplies from two major terminals

Due to a deteriorating political crisis, Libya's state-owned oil corporation National Oil Corp. (NOC) has halted deliveries from two important eastern ports, Es Sider and Ras Lanuf, reported Bloomberg. Due to local protests that prevent oil from being loaded onto tankers, the Waha Oil Company,...

As North Korea Cranks Up Its Missile Tests, A Cryptocurrency Fall Threatens Its Stolen Riches

According to four digital investigators, the cryptocurrency market crash has wiped out millions of dollars in assets stolen by North Korean hackers, endangering a crucial source of financing for the sanctions-hit government and its weapons programmes.   North Korea has put resources into...

UN warns of 3.7% increase in global food prices

According to a report from the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, global increases in the price of grain and ship chartering will result in a 3.7 percent increase in food costs (UNCTAD). The research, which was made public on Tuesday, claims that military activity in Ukraine is...

Bank of Japan to continue ultra-soft policy

According to Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda, the Bank of Japan will maintain its ultra-soft policy because the Japanese economy is less impacted by inflation than other nations' economies. He added that the 15-year deflationary trend in the nation is impeding wage growth. May showed Japan's...

OPEC’s Oil Income Increases In 2021, But Drop In Oil Well Completions

OPEC's oil revenue increased in 2021 with prices and demand recovering from the tanking of the market during the COVID-19 pandemic, although the number of active rigs among its members increased little and new completed wells decreased, according to group data.   According to...

ECB Would Drain Cash To Counteract The New Yield-Cap Programme: Reports

According to reports quoting sources, the European Central Bank will likely drain liquidity from the banking system to offset any bond purchases made to control borrowing costs for indebted eurozone nations.   Bond yields in Italy and other debt-laden countries have risen since the European...

G7 Will Examine Caps On Russian Energy Price, Agrees To Raise $5 Bln To Tackle Hunger

G7 leaders decided on Tuesday to consider imposing worldwide price limitations on Russian energy imports to limit Moscow's ability to pay its invasion of Ukraine and to contribute up to $5 billion to alleviate global food hunger.   The crisis in Ukraine and its catastrophic economic effects,...

Germany calls on G7 to continue investing in gas production

According to Bloomberg, Germany has urged the G7 to back out on its pledge to stop funding the production of fossil fuels. Berlin claimed that the G7 nations should acknowledge the necessity for financial assistance for the gas industry as a reaction to the current energy crisis. Germany encouraged...
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