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Forex News

  • Russian rouble falls past 80 per dollar for first time since April
  • Dollar may weaken if Fed holds rates steady, ING says
  • Dollar retreats from multi-month high after Fed holds rates steady
  • U.S. Treasuries pressured as Middle East escalation and hawkish Fed bets weigh
  • Sterling today: Pound flat as traders await Fed rate decision

Federal Reserve News

  • Federal Reserve issues FOMC statement
  • Agencies issue joint statement on handling of highly sensitive information during bank examinations
  • Federal Reserve Board issues enforcement action with former chief lending officer of Heritage State Bank
  • Minutes of the Board's discount rate meetings on June 8 and June 17, 2026
  • Federal Reserve announces the leadership and objectives of its task forces to advance the conduct of monetary policy

WSJ Markets News

27 January 2025

  • Stocks Sink in Broad AI Rout Sparked by China's DeepSeek
  • Comex Gold, Silver Settle Lower
  • DeepSeek Won't Sink U.S. AI Titans
  • Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk
  • Arabica Coffee Prices Hit Record on U.S., Colombia Tariff Spat
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Microsoft versus Google. Will Android take over the ATM from Windows?

Written by: Matthew S Daye
Category: ATM

Software that runs the internal operation of an Automated Teller Machine (ATM) has seen several waves of adaptation since the first ATMs were introduced more than forty years ago. And now the ATM industry finds itself once again at a crossroads where the next king of the hill of ATM software will be crowned. Will it be another version of Windows? Or will Google Android step in to steal Microsoft's thunder in yet another venue?

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How Not to Lose Your Bitcoin

Written by: Coindesk
Category: Digital Currency

After the price surges of bitocin back in 2017 bitcoin is on everyone's mind! Are you surprised by how much your bitcoin may be worth even today? Don't let that surprise turn to dismay by losing it. Now is the perfect time to take a few basic precautions to keep your cryptocurrency secure.

Here are 8 do-it-yourself tips to help you improve your security:

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The ATM market is changing. What might the future look like?

Written by: Finextra
Category: ATM

Within the financial technology sector, the ATM is sometimes seen as an area of self-service that is seeing less use due to mobile or online adoption as consumers move towards e-money and contactless payments. What may surprise is that the global ATM market actually continues to grow at a significant pace. The theme of modernization, driven by replacements and new installations are anticipated to create change in this area of financial services in the coming years.

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An ATM -- Or an unpatched and easily hacked PC

Written by: The Register
Category: ATM

Almost any cash machine in the world could be illegally accessed and jackpotted with or without the help of malware. Security researchers at Kaspersky Lab reached this conclusion after investigating real attacks on ATMs and assessments of the machines carried out for several international banks.

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Is Gold Really A Safe Investment?

Written by: The Lowell Sun
Category: Markets & Metals

Gold has long been considered a safe haven for investors who wish to insulate themselves from the whims and fancies of the volatile markets of both stocks and bonds. True? Or just another myth promoted by hype-sters who would just love to sell you... well... some gold! Martin Krikorian breaks down the myth with a practical look at the real value of gold.

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Why Gold Prices Go Up When The Market Goes Down

Written by: Matthew S Daye
Category: Markets & Metals

When the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) declared on September 17, 2015 that it was going to do... well... nothing regarding interest rates, a couple of interesting things happened.

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Over $9 Million Is Stolen Each Year From Banks and Armored Cars!

Written by: Matthew S Daye
Category: Cash-In-Transit

In November 2013, the Prosperity Bank in El Campo, Texas was robbed. According to the local El Campo Leader-News, three suspects, had been placed on trial – and they have pleaded guilty. Score one for law enforcement. In other news, an armored car, carrying $4 million, was hijacked by robbers. The robbers apprently took the vehicle to a metalworking plant and cut it open to get to the money. This time they got away. Sound more familiar?

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Bitcoin News

  • Türkiye Blocks 47,493 Illegal Betting Sites as Crypto Account Crackdown Expands
  • BNY Launches Onchain Transfer Agency for Its $8.6 Trillion Fund Business
  • Bitcoin Traders Push Price Back to $64,400 After Fed Decision Eases Market Jitters
  • Fed Holds Rates, but 3 Hawkish Rebels Demand Hike as Inflation Fight Erupts
  • Tether Sheds $5.5 Billion in USDT Supply as Stablecoin Turnover Hits a Record Pace

Coin Telegraph News

  • Crypto entering biggest consolidation phase in history, says ARK analyst
  • Tennessee county passes another ban on crypto operations
  • US prosecutors propose changes to CLARITY as voting window narrows: Report
  • Binance launches regulated gold, silver options through ADGM exchange
  • Bitcoin price wedged into ‘most divided’ FOMC as Iran war spikes oil prices 8%

Coin Journal News

  • Ethereum outperforms Bitcoin as Bitmine buys 9,946 ETH
  • Pump.fun price climbs as BOOST buybacks absorb vesting supply
  • BitMEX sued for engineering customer liquidations to seize traders’ Bitcoin collateral
  • Ethena price prediction: can ENA hold $0.085 after $26.4M whale wallet transfer?
  • DOGE slides below $0.070 as market sentiment weakens
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