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IMF Head Lagarde Urges Central Banks to Consider Issuing Digital Currencies

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IMF Head Lagarde Urges Central Banks to Consider Issuing Digital Currencies
Imf highlights need for global roundtable cryptocurrency talks

On November 14, 2018, the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Managing Director Christine Lagarde is of the opinion that governments and central banks should look into issuing state-backed digital currencies, witnessing the global shift to cashless economies. Although, IMF chief stated that such innovation could best be achieved by a public-private partnership.    Regaining Footing in Digital Money Ecosystem Speaking at…Read More. The post by Pratik Makadiya appeared first on BTCManager, bitcoin, Blockchain & Cryptocurrency News

bitcoin, Ether, and XRP Weekly Market Update: November 15, 2018
Imf head lagarde urges central banks to consider issuing digital currencies

The three largest cryptocurrencies by market cap experienced a turmoil of sorts this week as the long-held stability was broken and prices plunged across the board. BTC/USD bitcoin lost $100 of its value on November 8, erasing all the gains from the previous two days and closed the day at $6,474. The $6,600 level proved to be out of scope…Read More. The post by Georgi Hristov appeared first on BTCManager, bitcoin, Blockchain & Cryptocurrency News

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A HOT SUMMER For Gold & Silver Prices?

SilverDoctors, Published on Mar 29, 2017

Gold and silver prices have continued to power higher this week, propelled by weakness in the dollar.
Gold is now up nearly 5% since the Fed hiked rates 2 weeks ago, trading up to critical resistance at its 200 day moving average near $1260.
While we wouldn’t be surprised to see gold prices correct to the $1225 area here, when gold finally breaks out above $1260, a rally towards the 2016 post-Brexit high near $1380 is likely. Silver prices are trading even more impressively.  Silver has already broken out above its own 200 day moving average, and is up 10% in the past 2 weeks.
The fact that silver is leading gold is a healthy indicator for the sector, as the silver to gold ratio continues to fall. The dollar plunged through the psychologically significant 100 level during overnight trading Sunday, as the market digested the fact that YUGE tax cuts promised by the Trump Administration are much less likely to materialize after Healthcare legislation failed to pass in the House.   While the Fed will undoubtedly attempt to jawbone the metals back down with threats of further rate hikes, things are setting up for the potential for a HOT SUMMER in Gold and Silver.

The post A HOT SUMMER For Gold & Silver Prices? appeared first on Silver For The People.

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