Growth Rate Outstanding


How do you squeeze 20,000 Russian merchants into 15,000 available commercial plots at the market?

The answer is blockchain…

Of course, it’s impossible to fit 20,000 people into 15,000 spaces but it seems that the application process has become so unreliable that the government is now turning to the Ethereum network to provide a transparent and immutable way to divvy them out fairly.

Yet another example of how Ethereum is changing the world one project at a time.

Today’s Highlights

  • Outstanding Growth
  • Oil Ranging
  • Bitcoin Holding 7k
  • Traditional Markets

    Geopolitical analysts will be watching closely for updates on what’s now being called the New NAFTA deal, but many macro-economists will prefer to watch the growth numbers coming out of the USA today.

    At 8:30 AM in New York, about an hour before the opening bell, the Preliminary GDP figure is largely expected to be announced at above 4% growth for the United States. If the forecasters are indeed correct, this will be the best reading in four years…

    As we’ve discussed, the US Dollar’s rally since mid-April has lately been dominating the market’s attention. The last two weeks have provided a pullback from the extreme peak but it seems we may now be coming on some support (yellow line). 

    Should today’s data confirm a strong US economy, the Dollar may well resume it’s encompassing trend.

    Today we’ll also see an important meeting between representatives from Saudi Arabia and Russia, who might be keen to comment on the outlook for oil production going forward.

    Crude oil has been trading in a steady range between $64 and $73 ever since the Dollar rally started in mid-April.

    We’ll also get the oil inventories figures out of the United States an hour after the bell, a number that does tend to have a fair impact on the market depending on the results.

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