Bank of Ireland sells UK credit cards for $672 mln Nasdaq
LONDON, June 28- Bank of Ireland has sold its British credit card portfolio to digital finance company Jaja Finance for around 530 million pounds,.
Europe: US-China trade dispute ‘slowing global economy’ Sky News
Leaders of the world’s top economies gather in Japan, with sideline discussions planned on Iran and US-China trade.
Stock Market News: Boeing Hits More Turbulence; WageWorks Agrees to a Deal Yahoo Finance
The stock market largely gained ground on Thursday morning.
Bitcoin plunges $3,000 in less than 24 hours, showing its volatility once again CNBC
Bitcoin continues to crater after popular cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase’s outage on Wednesday.
Bitcoin Breaches $13K: It’s Not A Currency, It’s A Security – Goldmoney Founder Kitco News
(Kitco News) – Bitcoin doesn’t trade like a currency, but rather like a security, said one financial expert as the popular digital currency continued to rally, surging …
Why Zimbabwe has banned foreign currencies BBC News
Zimbabwe’s government has taken the controversial decision to ban local trading in foreign currencies, including the US dollar, with immediate effect. It has also …
Trump and Xi meet Saturday — If it goes poorly, the global economy could teeter into recession CNBC
Stocks should rally if the U.S. and China agree to new negotiations and a ceasefire in the trade war, but the economic impact of tariffs will continue.
The Euro-Dollar Rate Could Go Down the Pan in 2020: Barclays Forecasts Pound Sterling Live
EUR to hold recent gains through summer months, Barclays forecasts. – But it’s all down hill from there as the ECB is set to cut rates three times. – ECB rate cuts …
One FANG stock could be the best catch-up trade to chase the market rally CNBC
Stocks are within range of records after retreating from the all-time highs they hit last week. For the investor trying to play catch-up to the rally, one FANG stock is …
The likelihood that the stock market rips higher suddenly is increasing, Barclays says CNBC
Barclays believes a market “melt-up” could be on the horizon if three things materialize in the near future: A trade truce, Federal Reserve rate cuts and the …
