Google Alert - Currency

	Currency As-it-happens update ⋅ March 5, 2018
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	Virtual Currency Offerings May Hit a New Peak with Telegram Coin Sale New York Times When programmers or entrepreneurs launch an I.C.O., what they are really doing is selling their own virtual currencies in order to raise money for software they say they are building. In return for real money, investors receive digital tokens, similar to Bitcoin. Regulators worry this novel fund-raising ... Flag as irrelevant
	Warnings of financial blow-up in Hong Kong as currency comes under strain The Australian Financial Review Hong Kong's currency regime is coming under serious strain as the US Federal Reserve steps up the pace of monetary tightening, threatening to set off an unpredictable chain of events in the world's most over-stretched -financial system. The enclave's US dollar peg - usually rock solid - has suddenly ... Hong Kong risks becoming epicentre of the next global crisis as property boom spirals out of control - Telegraph.co.uk Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	3 Ways Litecoin (LTC) will Grow in 2018 OracleTimes This article by Hackernoon, in particular, summarizes the growing discontent with blockchain and crypto derived currencies. The landscape for cryptocurrency beyond this year is clear: the emphasis has to switch from price speculation to usability and real-world application. Functionality should ... Flag as irrelevant
	Euro dips as Italy's 5-Star Movement gains in vote count Reuters While the League still says it wants to leave the single currency at the earliest feasible moment, the 5-Star says the time for quitting the euro has passed. The euro started the week on a solid footing as two-thirds of SPD members supported the coalition, clearing the way for a new government in Europe's ... Flag as irrelevant
	FOREX-Euro dips as Italy's 5-Star Movement gains in vote count Reuters The common currency had firmed earlier after Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) decisively backed another coalition with Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and as initial exit polls in Italy pointed to a hung parliament as expected. The euro dipped to $1.2309, down 0.1 percent after having risen ... Flag as irrelevant
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