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plus — the crypto crash deepens. could it spell disaster for el salvador�*s multi—million dollar gamble on bitcoin? we start in the us — where the federal reserve has announced the biggest rise in borrowing costs in 28 years. the fed raised its key interest rate by three quarters of a percent — and signalled more big increases are on the cards. as our correspondent michelle fleury reports, from washington, it's battling to control the worst inflation in four decades. intensifying its five figure inflation which is currently at a a0 year high reserve raised its key interest ...

days. we are forecasting a0 celsius in paris on saturday, that's very early in the season. it won't be in —— it won't be as hot in the uk is paris. it's a brief spell of weather because there is a cold front sinking southwards introducing fresh conditions for all over the weekend but also for some, heavy, thundery downpours. in summary, here's the headline. hot and downpours. in summary, here's the headline. hotand humid downpours. in summary, here's the headline. hot and humid across the south with temperatures peaking tomorrow. further north it's cool and cloudy. there will be ...

Brazil reports a stablecoin boom as their use particularly Tether's USDT, has significantly increased in the recent times.

To the trillion—dollar crypto market? crypto values have slumped in the past few hours, with bitcoin falling below $16,000 — a level not seen for more than two years. from new york, michelle fleury has more. cryptocurrencies had already been having a bad year. exactly a year ago, the value of bitcoin hit its all—time high. since then, it has lost more than three quarters of its value. now attention has turned to the crypto exchanges. two companies had taken the lead in offering marketplaces where investors could buy and sell their holdings in crypto. one of them — ftx — had even set ...

But gilberto, like many people we spoke to, rarely uses bitcoin in chivo, preferring the stability of the digital dollar option. and surveys suggest usage of the app is waning and that salvadorans are confused about this technology. there's also a feeling that, if people do accept a worry about the volatility. the price of bitcoin goes up and down so fast, people are scared to accept it. the government has spent at least $200 million encouraging people to use bitcoin through chivo, and president bukele has spent almost $100 million buying bitcoin, celebrating each purchase with a tweet. the co...