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Saxo Bank to launch Crypto FX, enabling MENA investors to trade in cryptocurrencies May 25, 2021
Kay Van-Petersen, global macro strategist at Saxo Bank.
DUBAI Saxo Bank, the online trading and investment specialist, is launching a new cryptocurrency offering enabling clients from the MENA region to trade Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin against EUR, USD, and JPY from a single margin account.
The new Crypto FX offering complements Saxo Bank’s existing range of over 40 different cryptocurrency trackers and ETNs, which so far this year have seen trading volumes exceed the entire turnover for the whole of 2020 – a year in which volumes surged 130%.
SINGAPORE: Asian stocks steadied on Friday, taking in stride the resumption of the US technology rout overnight, and European shares look set for a positive start following Thursday’s losses.The Japanese yen remained near a two-week low against the dollar after the Bank of Japan left monetary policy unchanged as expected even as its US counterpart.
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Beyond Meme Stocks: Finding Sustainable Innovation, Matthew Bartolini, Head of SPDR Americas Research, State Street Global Advisors, helped provide an overview of the current market environment with mid- and small-cap U.S. equities outperforming in the first quarter as vaccine progress boosted investor optimism for the recovery.
Looking at the various market metrics, the sentiment shift changed factor leadership across regions in Q1, with value outperforming momentum across the world. Bartolini also pointed out that sector return dispersion remains elevated in Q1, as fund flows followed performance in favor of economic sensitive sectors, such as energy and financials, taking in the bulk of recent money inflows.