Investing.com – Le chute nettement depuis la mi-journée ce dimanche, après une consolidation au-dessus du support de 35.000$ qui durait depuis vendredi. La cryptomonnaie a en effet marqué un creux à 33.700$ pour l’instant, en baisse de plus de 6% depuis hier, et au plus bas depuis plus de 10 jours. L’actualité fondamentale n’a offert aucun catalyseur baissier évident ce weekend, par contre, il est possible de relever un signal technique majeur. En effet, la moyenne mobile 50 jours a croisé sous la moyenne mobile 200 jours, comme on le voit sur le graphique ci-dessous :Or, il s’agit d’un signal technique baissier majeur appelé « death cross » qui était craint depuis plusieurs jours. ...

Travel companies, whose finances have been stretched to breaking point during the pandemic, are desperate to avoid another summer lost to COVID-19. But with Britain’s strict quarantine requirements still in place that now looks likely. As the clock ticks down to July, Europe’s biggest airline Ryanair and Manchester Airports Group on Thursday launched legal action to try to get the government to ease the rules before the industry’s most profitable season starts. On Wednesday, June 23, pilots, cabin crew and travel agents will gather in Westminster, central London, and at airports across Britain to try to drum up support. Britain’s aviation industry has been harder hit by the pandemic than ...

The partnership with Customcells, a company in southern Germany specialising in lithium-ion cells, will aim to produce car batteries with higher energy density than prototypes used in Porsche’s current electric cars, the company said in a statement. European carmakers are pushing to reduce their dependence on Asia for batteries as they roll out all-electric models to meet stricter emissions targets in the European Union. In addition to cutting charging time, improving energy density will mean reducing the amount of raw material needed in batteries to achieve the same range. It will also cut battery production costs, making electric cars more affordable. Porsche said it will invest a high ...

XRP affiche un recul de 10% dans un marché baissierInvesting.com - évoluait à $0,71452 à 13:24 (11:24 GMT) sur Investing.com Index ce Dimanche, en baisse de 10,18% sur la journée. Il s'agit de la plus forte baisse depuis le 23 mai. Ce mouvement baissier a fait chuter la capitalisation de XRP à $33,17522B, soit 2,34% de la capitalisation totale du marché des crypto-monnaies. A son sommet historique, la capitalisation de XRP a atteint $83,44071B. XRP a évolué dans un range s'étendant de $0,71433 à $0,76393 sur les dernières 24 heures. Sur les 7 derniers jours, XRP a affiché une chute de -14,17%. Le volume de XRP échangé sur les dernières 24 heures a atteint $2,66412B soit 3,79% du total ...

© Reuters. EOS affiche un déclin de 10% dans un marché pessimisteInvesting.com - EOS évoluait à $4,1786 à 13:32 (11:32 GMT) sur Investing.com Index ce Dimanche, en baisse de 10,01% sur la journée. Il s'agit de la plus forte baisse depuis le 7 juin. Ce mouvement baissier a fait chuter la capitalisation de EOS à $4,0109B, soit 0,28% de la capitalisation totale du marché des crypto-monnaies. A son sommet historique, la capitalisation de EOS a atteint $17,5290B. EOS a évolué dans un range s'étendant de $4,1676 à $4,5061 sur les dernières 24 heures. Sur les 7 derniers jours, EOS a affiché une chute de -12,22%. Le volume de EOS échangé sur les dernières 24 heures a atteint $905,4548M soit ...

For the Dollar: Private sector PMIs for June are due out on Wednesday. Expect the services PMI to be the key driver. The focus will then shift to core durable goods orders and jobless claims figures on Thursday. At the end of the week, inflation and personal spending numbers wrap things up. Other stats include finalized 1st quarter GDP numbers, durable goods orders, and finalized consumer sentiment figures. These should have a muted impact on the Dollar, however. On the monetary policy front, FED Chair Powell testimony will draw interest on Tuesday. FOMC member chatter will also need monitoring in the week. In the week, the Dollar ended the week up by 2.32% to 92.225. For the EUR: It’s a ...

Bitcoin, BTC to USD, fell by 0.77% on Saturday. Following a 5.85% slide on Friday, Bitcoin ended the day at $35,570.0. A mixed start to the day saw Bitcoin fall from an early high $36,316.0 to an early morning intraday low $34,819.0. Steering clear of the first major support level at $34,593, Bitcoin rose to a midday intraday high $36,447.0. Falling well short of the first major resistance level at $37,640, Bitcoin slipped back to $35,500 levels and into the red. The near-term bullish trend remained intact in spite of the latest slide back to $35,000 levels. For the bears, Bitcoin would need a sustained fall through the 62% FIB of $27,237 to form a near-term bearish trend. The Rest of the ...

Mortgage rates fell for the 3rd time in 5-weeks in the week ending 17th June. Following a 3 basis points decline from the previous week, 30-year fixed rates decreased by 3 basis points to 2.93%. The modest decline in mortgage rates left 30-year fixed rates at sub-3% for a 4th consecutive week. Compared to this time last year, 30-year fixed rates were down by 20 basis points. 30-year fixed rates were still down by 201 basis points since November 2018’s last peak of 4.94%. Economic Data from the Week It was a busier first half of the week on the U.S economic calendar. On Tuesday, wholesale inflation and retail sales figures were in focus. While wholesale inflationary pressures continued to ...

Friday’s move in Sichuan – where miners mostly use hydropower to run the specially designed computer equipment used in verifying bitcoin transactions – suggests the crackdown is more broadly based. The Sichuan Provincial Development and Reform Commission, and the Sichuan Energy Bureau issued a joint notice, dated Friday and seen by Reuters, demanding the closure of 26 suspected cryptocurrency mining projects by Sunday. Sichuan is China’s second-biggest bitcoin mining province, according to data compiled by the University of Cambridge. Some miners move their activities there in the rainy summer to take advantage of its rich hydropower resources. The notice orders state electricity companies ...

Out of the U.S It was a busy start to the week. Retail sales and wholesale inflation figures drew plenty of attention on Tuesday. It was a mixed set of numbers, however. While wholesale inflationary pressures picked up in May, retail sales hit reverse in May. Industrial production and NY Empire State manufacturing numbers also delivered mixed results on the day. While industrial production rose further in May, the NY Empire State Manufacturing Index fell from 24.3 to 17.4 in June. In the 2nd half of the week, jobless claims and Philly FED Manufacturing PMI numbers were in focus. In June, the Philly FED Manufacturing PMI fell from 31.5 to 30.7 versus a forecasted 31.0. While the headline ...

Falling short of the first major resistance level at $39,266, Bitcoin slid to a late afternoon intraday low $35,137.0. Bitcoin fell through the first major support level at $37,134 and the second major support level at $36,194. Steering clear of sub-$35,000 support levels, however, Bitcoin revisited $35,900 levels before easing back. Resistance at $36,000 pinned Bitcoin back late in the day. The near-term bullish trend remained intact in spite of the latest slide back to $35,000 levels. For the bears, Bitcoin would need a sustained fall through the 62% FIB of $27,237 to form a near-term bearish trend. The Rest of the Pack Across the rest of the majors, it was a mixed day on Friday. ...

The Stats Industrial production, trade data, and wage growth figures for the Eurozone were in focus. It was a mixed set of numbers for the majors. While industrial production rose by more than expected in April, the Eurozone’s trade surplus narrowed markedly, with wage growth also slowing significantly in the 1st quarter. The stats had a relatively muted impact on the EUR, however, with the markets focus being on the FED in the week. Late in the week, finalized inflation figures for the Eurozone and wholesale inflation figures from Germany delivered little comfort. Inflationary pressures have continued to build and a marked acceleration in Germany wholesale inflation added more pressure on ...