Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ February 5, 2018
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	China to rein in overseas virtual currency trading Xinhua BEIJING, Feb. 5 (Xinhua) -- China's central bank said it will tighten regulations on domestic investors' participation in overseas transactions of "initial coin offerings" (ICOs) and virtual currency as risks are still high in the sector. Overseas ICO transaction platforms pose risks including illegal offerings, false ... Flag as irrelevant
	Currency markets suffering a bit of a NFP-hangover ForexLive That's feeding into risk sentiment as well, as we see the yen and the swissie being the top performers in the currency space so far. The funny thing here is that a shift away from equities is what could help stem the bleed in the equities market. As stocks get routed, safe haven play may see investors start ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forex Strength And Comparison February 2018 FXStreet In the Currency Strength table, the GBP was the strongest currency while the USD was the weakest. There were some significant changes last month with the CHF gaining 3 points while the CAD lost 3 points. On a month-to-month basis the GBP and EUR showed a very good performance and to a lesser ... Flag as irrelevant
	China to stamp out cryptocurrency trading completely with ban on foreign platforms South China Morning Post China is to block all websites related to cryptocurrency trading and initial coin offerings (ICOs) – including foreign platforms – in a bid to finally quash the market completely. "To prevent financial risks, China will step up measures to remove any onshore or offshore platforms related to virtual currency ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bitcoin price hit as Lloyds bans credit card customers from buying cryptocurrency Metro Bitcoin's slide has led to concerns that people who borrow money to purchase it will be left with large debts if the virtual currency continues to depreciate. Significant numbers of people in Britain are thought to have bought Bitcoin as it surged in value, peaking at nearly $20,000 (£14,465) in December. Flag as irrelevant
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