Headlines were made when the value of one euro fell below that of one US dollar back in September of this year. That key technical and psychological level – parity, as it is commonly called – had not previously been breached in two decades. It was, and remains, a big deal.
November marks a momentous month for the Libertex Group as the veteran broker gears up to commemorate its 25th anniversary.
It's hard to characterise 2022 as anything but a total disaster for the crypto market at large. This time last year, Bitcoin was at all-time highs above $65,000 as fanboys and analysts alike were calling for prices above $100k in the months ahead.
Today we join our parent group (Libertex Group) in celebrating a quarter-century of connecting ordinary people with the financial markets.
It doesn’t seem all that long ago that we were talking about an energy crisis the likes of which we’ve never seen before. As European gas prices peaked above €300 per MWh in August, the world was terrified of what carnage the heating season would wreak on already suffering consumers.
The post-pandemic era has been characterised by both supply-side and demand-side deficits in a range of commodities. The prices of everything from fuel and energy resources to household goods and even industrial raw materials have been gradually driven up by inflation.
Not too long ago, market analysts and economists were seemingly unanimous in their belief that this century would ultimately belong to China. The country's massive territory, population and industrial might would simply be unmatchable, they said.
Synonymous with luxury, performance and large amounts of cash, Porsche has probably been what many traders and investors have dreamed about owning at one point or another in their careers. The most successful of them have likely realised that dream already.