Bitcoin broke the $120,000 mark in Asian trading on Friday, showing a trend towards a fourth consecutive weekly increase. This happened after the approval by the US House of Representatives of three bills aimed at improving the regulation of cryptocurrencies. The largest cryptocurrency was trading at $120,552.8, up 1.7% from the previous day. Earlier in the week, bitcoin reached a record $123,000, but profit-taking and regulatory uncertainty held back further growth.Altcoins have also shown... Read More
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Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao called for increased dialogue and joint work between China... Read More
The European Commission plans to propose lowering the ceiling on oil prices from Russia to $45 per... Read More
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The EU will ban oil production in Russia and add Nord Stream to the sanction list as part of the... Read More
On June 10, the Moscow Stock Exchange will begin calculating and publishing the Moscow Exchange's... Read More
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The court's decision in the United States, which declared illegal some of the duties imposed by the... Read More
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The US Court of International Trade declared Trump's duties illegal. The court supported the... Read More
The EU Council has approved the lifting of economic sanctions against Syria. The resolutions... Read More
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Telegram users will be able to use the Grok chatbot created by Elon Musk's xAI this summer. Pavel... Read More
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Putin's conditions for ending his war are the lifting of sanctions and a commitment not to expand... Read More
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