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CBD Sydney: Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is a speedbump not a stop sign in MP Tim Wilson s crusade for super for home loans

CBD Sydney: Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is a speedbump not a stop sign in MP Tim Wilson s crusade for super for home loans
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Federal Reserve Boss Compares Bitcoin Volatility to Gold

Federal Reserve Boss Compares Bitcoin Volatility to Gold Last Updated: 17 February 2021 Discussions about Bitcoin operating as a reliable currency variant have raged on this year, following the leading cryptocurrency’s stellar performance thus far. While some have continued to harp on the asset’s volatility, however, the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis has downplayed many of these concerns. No Correlations With Policy Proposals This week, Jim Bullard, the President of the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank, appeared in an interview following Bitcoin reaching the $50,000 milestone. Bullard, whose Bank has been doing some extensive research on cryptocurrencies and the future of money, told CNBC’s Squawk Box that he believes Bitcoin is more like gold than many have let on. 

Bullish AUD/USD Price Sequence Emerges on Break of Monthly Open Range

Bullish AUD/USD Price Sequence Emerges on Break of Monthly Open Range 2021-02-10 15:00:00 David Song, Strategist Australian Dollar Talking Points AUD/USD trades to fresh monthly highs after breaking out of the opening range for February, with recent developments in the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicating a further appreciation in the exchange rate as it clears the downward trend established earlier this year. Advertisement Bullish AUD/USD Price Sequence Emerges on Break of Monthly Open Range AUD/USD carves a bullish price sequence (higher highs and lows) following the failed attempt to test the monthly low (0.7564), and the pullback from the January high (0.7820) may turn out to be an exhaustion in the broader trend rather than a change in market behavior as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) appears to be in no rush to switch gears.

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