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For most people, it makes sense just to start with the top two: Bitcoin and Ether. Either would have been a relatively good investment so far in 2021 – Bitcoin has almost doubled and Ether has quadrupled, compared with a 12 per cent gain for the S&P 500. So what do you need to know before deciding where to put your money? The case for Ether Ether is the token used on the world’s most actively used blockchain – the technology used for verifying and recording transactions – Ethereum. Ethereum is used by the likes of Microsoft for its blockchain offering and has powered the explosive gro...

The comments from Ms Yellen, a former chair of the Federal Reserve, come amid a debate on whether President Joe Biden’s proposed and enacted government spending could spur a surge in price pressures. Administration and Fed officials both have consistently dismissed concerns over accelerating inflation. They’ve argued that price gains expected this year will be largely transitory and that the central bank has tools to contain any persistent effects. The Biden administration has been careful to avoid a pattern of commenting directly on Fed policy in the way that former President Donald Trum...

"Any investment strategy that you can summarize in a rhyme is probably a bad strategy," said Jonathan Golub, chief U.S. equity strategist at Credit Suisse. Golub raised his S&P 500 target on Friday to 4,600 for year end from 4,300, based on strong earnings. He said on average the market's performance does follow the pattern of weakness between May and October, but it's not a reason to get out of stocks. "This would be perfectly reasonable if every single May looked the same as the May the year before," Golub said. Just comparing this year to last year shows a huge contrast.

Provided by Dow Jones By Kate Davidson WASHINGTON -- President Biden's $1.9 trillion Covid-19 relief package was financed entirely with borrowed money. Now, he is proposing to spend another roughly $4.5 trillion on infrastructure and social programs -- without adding to the red ink. "We can do it without increasing deficits," Mr. Biden said in a joint address to Congress Wednesday night, detailing a series of tax increases on the wealthy and corporations to pay for programs ranging from building charging stations for electric cars to subsidizing child care. ...

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