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Algorithmic trading and market analysis - major benefits of artificial antelligence for the crypto industry

1 month ago | bursa.ro | Gracy Chen

Reporter: We are going through a turbulent period in terms of geopolitics and macroeconomics globally. What impact could this situation have on the crypto space? Gracy Chen: The current geopolitical and macroeconomic context presents significant challenges for all financial markets, and the crypto sector is no exception.
Is the Defence Union emerging? European Parliament agrees with the militarization of Europe

1 month ago | bursa.ro | Manfred Weber

The European Union can no longer take peace for granted, but must build a solid foundation on cooperation and strategic investment, declared Antonio Costa, President of the European Council, and Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, in the plenary session of the European Parliament yesterday.
The transatlantic alliance under pressure: Macron and Starmer, a common front in the face of Trump

1 month ago | bursa.ro | Emmanuel Macron |Keir Starmer |Friedrich Merz

Despite an Iliescian consensus, achieved sinuously from the meanders of the concrete, displayed by Emmanuel Macron and Donald Trump at the press conferences before and after the high-level meeting, the statements of the two heads of state show a cruel reality: the US and Europe are more divided than ever regarding Ukraine and relations with Russia.
Trump and Putin negotiate Ukraine's future: What's next?

2 months ago | bursa.ro | Marco Rubio |Sergey Lavrov |Vladimir Putin

At first glance, the US-Russian negotiations that took place yesterday in Riyadh seem to resemble those of the Wild West. Donald Trump, posing as the new sheriff of the world, wants to reach an agreement with the international criminal (if we take into account the arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court) Vladimir Putin. In fact, the US president seems to be looking to conclude a deal with his counterpart in the Kremlin.
Immunity - Donald Trump's shield from justice

Jan 15, 2025 | bursa.ro | Jack SMith |Jack Smith

The failed uprising of Donald Trump supporters, which took place on January 6, 2021, at the Capitol, haunts President-elect Trump, even though the US Supreme Court justices ruled in June 2024 that he enjoys immunity from any criminal prosecution for his involvement in the events of that day and the preceding days.
National security, Donald Trump's argument for the US taking over Greenland and the Panama Canal

Jan 9, 2025 | bursa.ro | Justin Trudeau

Strengthening national security and the economy are the main arguments invoked by President-elect Donald Trump, in a press conference held at the Mar-a-Lago residence, for bringing Greenland and the Panama Canal under US control, according to the BBC. The cited source shows that Donald Trump called Greenland a strategic priority for the US, claiming that the island would play a crucial role in monitoring Russian and Chinese military activities in the Arctic region.
CORRESPONDENCE FROM PARIS Maccabi Tel Aviv fans have never been attacked like in Amsterdam. Police confiscated the football

Nov 17, 2024 | bursa.ro | Emmanuel Macron

Equal everywhere. This is how Le Parisien headlined what happened on Thursday evening at the Stade de France during the France vs. Israel football match in the Nations League groups. Announced as a match with a high security risk after the events of November 7-8 in Amsterdam, when several Israeli fans were chased and injured on the streets of the Dutch city by citizens of Arab origin after the Ajax vs.
BlackRock: The Fed won't cut rates as much as markets expect this year

Oct 29, 2024 | bursa.ro | Larry Fink |JP Morgan

The Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates this year as much as markets expect because "embedded inflation" is too high, Larry Fink, CEO of Blackrock, the world's largest asset manager, told a conference call yesterday in Saudi Arabia, writes CNBC. Fink thinks the U.S. central bank will only cut rates one more time in 2024, compared to the two cuts the other panelists had estimated. "I think it's fair to say that we will have at least a 25 (basis point) reduction.
David Pressman: "US patience with the Orban government has run out"

Sep 18, 2024 | bursa.ro | Viktor Orban

US patience with the Orban government has run out, said David Pressman, the US ambassador to Hungary, in the speech he gave yesterday at the Budapest 2024 Forum on the development of a sustainable democracy, according to media sites telex.hu, hvg. hu, politico.eu, privatbankar.hu. According to the cited sources, David Pressman stated: "We have reached the point where we are wondering if Hungary is really a democracy.
AHK Romania: Massive investments are needed in the development of networks and energy storage capacities

Sep 17, 2024 | bursa.ro | Dan Dragan

The modernization and development of the energy transport and distribution networks for which an estimated financing of between 9.2 and 11.5 billion euros is needed and the achievement of storage capacities of at least 1.2 Gigawatts (GW) by 2030, represents the main objectives of Romania's energy infrastructure, stated, yesterday, the participants of the conference with the theme "Infrastructure development for the production, storage and supply of energy from renewable sources", an event...