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International Economic
04 Mar
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Friday preview: Ukraine conflict, US jobs report in the spotlight

Investors will continue to carefully monitor the news-flow out of Ukraine, especially the latest news around an attack against Europe's largest nuclear reactor.

03 Mar
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Downward trend in weekly US jobless claims resumes

The latest tally of weekly unemployment claims showed that the US job market continued to tighten.

03 Mar
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Eurozone inflation rises faster than expected

Eurozone inflation increased faster than expected in February as rising energy costs spurred higher prices across the currency zone.

03 Mar
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Eurozone growth surges as Covid restrictions ease

Business growth accelerated across the Eurozone in February, a closely-watched survey showed on Thursday, as Covid-19 restrictions eased.

03 Mar
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Bitcoin and 'cryptos' "are displaying a use-case" due to the war: the rally isn't over yet

Bitcoin left rises for the third consecutive day on Wednesday, with a new high slightly above $45,000, prices not seen since February 10th. Despite falling back again on Thursday, the cryptoasset market maintains its positive look and recent gains lead analysts to believe that there is still a fuse left to the 'rally' started in the heat of the Russia-Ukraine war. Some experts are eyeing $50,000 as a short-term target, as digital currencies are gaining prominence in the armed conflict, as "a real use case is being displayed," stated Craig Erlam, an analyst at Oanda.