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Not Adapted Your Business To Work With Bitcoin? It Might Be Time To Start The Process
It appears we’ve been talking about Bitcoin for aeons now, but the potential is finally becoming reality this year. It’s been years of gradual acceptance rather than a financial revolution, as the cryptocurrency has gradually found traction among retailers and become increasingly mainstream. Whatever your individual opinion of using Bitcoin for your day-to-day financial obligations, from a business perspective, you can no longer ignore the virtual currency or you may find your customers dispense
EUROS AND US DOLLARS CHART
This is the world’s most popular currency pair. It also represents the two largest economies in the world. The Euro was mainly created to facilitate trade across the borders of the major European trading partners. The Euros and US Dollars chart helps traders to monitor the latest performances of the pair and assessing as well as predicting future rise or fall.
This chart also presents over 70 technical indicators which are considered to be a very wide range. They include; ADX, regression,
The state of the Euro as 2014 winds down…
Despite being more than six years removed from the financial crisis of 2008, Europe's collective economy remains in a fragile state. While some of the worst hit nations like Greece and Spain have finally begun to recover from the economic depression that had crushed consumer confidence over that time period, the growth of other nations such as Germany and the United Kingdom has either slowed to a crawl or stalled outright.
With a shocking number of European banks failing stress tests in recent
Euro Expected to Fall Below Dollar by 2017
Deutsche Bank has issued a report stating that it expects to see the euro fall below parity with the dollar for the first time in over a decade. Deutsche Bank is Germany’s biggest bank and is the second biggest currency trader in the world. They expect that the value of the euro will slip below that of the dollar by 2017.
This is the most aggressive call yet from the bank, although it does reflect what other banks have already noted. The majority of banks have already taken an incredibly bearish
