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Stocks across the globe were mostly on the green on Thursday amid expectations of more rate hikes by central banks.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq indexes finished lower on Wednesday after recent manufacturing data revealed persistent price pressures.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has partnered with players in the financial industry to launch a central bank digital currency pilot project.

All three benchmark indexes on Wall Street closed February lower as the market expected the Fed to maintain its tight policy.

Equity markets in various parts of the world tumbled on Tuesday amid fears of further monetary tightening by central banks.

Stock markets in Asia ended mixed on Monday as the market predicted that the U.S. central bank would increase interest rates further.

The pound gained on Monday after the U.K. launched a new trade deal with the E.U., signaling improved relations between the two economies.

The greenback traded higher on Sunday as the market expected the Fed to raise the interest rates higher and for a longer period.

Asian stock markets tumbled on Sunday as the greenback strengthened due to anticipation of higher interest rates in the U.S. and Europe.

Bitcoin has grown thousands of percentages over the last decade and is considered to be one of the best performing assets during this time.

The IMF has designed a nine-key-point framework that can help member countries regulate crypto assets effectively.

All Wall Street's major indexes closed higher on Thursday despite market turbulence early into the trading session.

The S&P 500 index closed lower for the fourth consecutive session after the publication of the Federal Reserve's meeting minutes.

New Zealand’s central bank raised its interest rate by half of a percentage point as the monetary policy began to lower market demands.

European stock markets fell while bond yields jumped on Tuesday after new data showed increased business activity in the eurozone.

A British court will determine whether the insolvent Sova Capital can sell its Russian securities to Russian banker Roman Avdeev.

U.S. equity futures fell on Monday as investors expected the Federal Reserve to further tighten its monetary policy.