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Market Talk – May 25, 2021 | Armstrong Economics

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Cryptocurrency miners, including HashCow and BTC.TOP, have halted all or part of their China operations after Beijing intensified a crackdown on bitcoin mining and trading, hammering digital currencies amid heightened global regulatory scrutiny. Cryptocurrency exchange Huobi on Monday suspended both crypto-mining and some trading services to new clients from mainland China, adding it will instead focus on overseas businesses. A State Council committee led by Vice Premier Liu He announced the crackdown late on Friday as part of efforts to fend off financial risks. It was the first time China’s cabinet has targeted virtual currency mining, a sizable business in the world’s second-biggest economy that some estimates say accounts for as much as 70% of the global crypto supply. The crackdown is also part of China’s stepped-up drive to curb speculative crypto trading. ....

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FTSE 100 declines despite modest rise by sterling against the dollar

FTSE 100 declines despite modest rise by sterling against the dollar
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FTSE 100 declines despite modest rise by sterling against the dollar
It was a dull day in London, but New York appears headed in the right direction after a negative open
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FTSE 250 sheds 144 points (0.6%)
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5.05pm: FTSE ends lower, US indices shake off morning rust
London s leading index closed Tuesday down 18 points, 0.3%, at 6,945, while the FTSE 250 lost 144 points, 0.6%, to 22, 433.
European markets have struggled to maintain recent gains today, with the US open driving weakness on both sides of the Atlantic, IG Senior Market Analyst Joshua Mahony wrote. The recent shift in emphasis for traders has seen vaccination and reopening concerns replaced with a raft of earnings announcements that should help shape expectations for wider sector performance over Q1. ....

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Market Talk – April 27, 2021 | Armstrong Economics

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China is set to report its first population decline since records began in 1949 despite the relaxation of the government’s strict family planning policies, which was meant to reverse the falling birth rate of the world’s most populous country. The latest Chinese census, which was completed in December but has yet to be made public, is expected to report the total population of the country at less than 1.4 billion, according to people familiar with the research. In 2019, China’s population was reported to have exceeded the 1.4 billion mark. The government was scheduled to release the census in early April. Liu Aihua, a spokesperson at the National Bureau of Statistics, said on April 16 that the delay was partly due to the need for “more preparation work” ahead of the official announcement. The delay has been widely criticized on social media. ....

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FTSE 100 gives ground with AVEVA Group PLC and Whitbread PLC leading the retreat

FTSE 100 gives ground with AVEVA Group PLC and Whitbread PLC leading the retreat
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Material prices to remain high 'for a year' | Construction News

Material prices to remain high ‘for a year’
Inflation in raw materials will continue to push up prices for the rest of 2021, according to a new survey from the Construction Products Association (CPA).
The organisation’s
State of Trade Survey for the first quarter of 2021 found housing is leading a recovery for the sector but material shortages are expected to hit prices for the next year.
The supply of raw materials and components is the primary concern for most product manufacturers, reflecting global supply issues for items including steel, timber, PVC and chemicals. Some 90 per cent of heavy side and 88 per cent of light side manufacturers reported an increase in the cost of raw materials during Q1. ....

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