
Vidya Ranganathan
Global Breaking News Editor, Finance and Market at Reuters
Reuters global breaking news editor for financial & markets news. Interested in market intelligence, flows, quirks, deals, charts...
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1 week ago |
aol.com | Samuel Shen |Vidya Ranganathan
By Samuel Shen and Vidya RanganathanSHANGHAI/SINGAPORE (Reuters) -The world's three best-selling makers of bitcoin mining machines - all of Chinese origin - are setting up manufacturing footholds in the United States as President Donald Trump's tariff war reshapes the cryptocurrency supply chain. Bitmain, Canaan and MicroBT build over 90% of global mining rigs - essentially computers dedicated to number-crunching that produces bitcoin.
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1 week ago |
ground.news | Samuel Shen |Vidya Ranganathan
The relocation effort marks a strategic response to President Donald Trump’s newly implemented tariffs targeting foreign tech reliance. Tariff Pressure Sparks Hardware Migration With over 90% of global Bitcoin mining machines produced by these three firms, the shift could significantly alter the mining hardware supply chain. The companies are adjusting to avoid the cost burden of cross-border tariffs imposed under the Trump administration’s push…
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1 month ago |
wkzo.com | Vidya Ranganathan |Carolina Mandl
By Vidya Ranganathan and Carolina MandlSINGAPORE/NEW YORK (Reuters) -Japan, one of the world’s most indebted developed economies, this week also turned into a saviour of sorts for its own bond market and globally. When Reuters reported on Tuesday Japan’s ministry of finance (MOF) may reduce issuance of super-long tenor debt, bond markets from Japan and South Korea to Britain and the United States reacted positively, pushing prices up and yields down.
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1 month ago |
kfgo.com | Vidya Ranganathan |Carolina Mandl
By Vidya Ranganathan and Carolina MandlSINGAPORE/NEW YORK (Reuters) -Japan, one of the world’s most indebted developed economies, this week also turned into a saviour of sorts for its own bond market and globally. When Reuters reported on Tuesday Japan’s ministry of finance (MOF) may reduce issuance of super-long tenor debt, bond markets from Japan and South Korea to Britain and the United States reacted positively, pushing prices up and yields down.
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1 month ago |
reuters.com | Vidya Ranganathan |Carolina Mandl
Visitors looks at an electronic board showing the Japan's Nikkei average at the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) in Tokyo, Japan, February 9, 2016.
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