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A little bit of euro area pmi figure. Little more than expected that is getting a little bit of a list to europe. The stoxx 600, little bit down. Maybe a little bit of angst about what is happening in the u. S. Tax reform. We were expected to have news yesterday. The vote has been delayed to this morning. Im looking at dollar index. That is a tax reform story. Any moves on the asset classes. Coming up, i am excited about talking markets. , he is at Goldman Sachs. Durlacher is the international ceo of julius baer. We will speak to Woody Johnson. Lets get to Bloomberg Business flash with nejra cehic. Nejra in the u. S. , the white house is weighing a plan to replace Rex Tillerson with mike pompeo. That is according to three of ministers and officials amid frustrations with the top diplomats so place just slow pace of hiring. Slow pace of hiring. U. S. Diplomats have trapped plans for donald trump to make a trip to britain in january. The president had been penciled in for a working visit

Uruguay Fintech Prometeo to Staff Up After $13 Million Funding

Uruguay Fintech Prometeo to Staff Up After $13 Million Funding
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Fintech Bright Spot Africa Plays Catch-Up in Bumper Funding Year

Fintech Bright Spot Africa Plays Catch-Up in Bumper Funding Year Roxanne Henderson, Bloomberg News Pedestrians walk past mobile phone and tech kiosks on Otigba street in Lagos, Nigeria, on Monday, March 29, 2021. Nigerians are having to contend with the highest inflation rate in four years, the second-highest unemployment rate on a list of 82 countries tracked by Bloomberg, and an economy thats only just emerged from recession. , Photographer: Bloomberg/Bloomberg (Bloomberg) Fintech companies in Africa raised more capital despite the Covid-19 pandemic, standing in contrast to their emerging-market peers such as Latin America that saw a decline. The continent saw fintech funding, including mergers and acquisitions, grow to $1.35 billion last year from $1 billion in 2019, according to a report by BFA Global’s Catalyst Fund and Briter Bridges published on Thursday. While Indian and Latin American fintech companies still rai

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