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The ECB is very unlikely to ever buy Bitcoin.Source
Fiat money is not backed by commodities like silver or gold. Its value stems from people accepting it. This is fostered by a credible central bank and the legal tender status, which means people are in principle obliged to accept it at face value.Source
Most of the money in the euro area is private money, such as bank deposits. Currently, public money is only available in the form of cash. Of about €10 trillion in readily available money (M1), banknotes constitute some 15%.
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🇪🇺@Isabel_Schnabel: The ECB is very unlikely to ever buy Bitcoin. #AskECB
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JUST IN: Cboe approves the following Spot Bitcoin ETFs for listing on its exchange, pending SEC approval:
• VanEck
• Fidelity
• Franklin
• ArkInvest
• Invesco Galaxy
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• VanEck
• Fidelity
• Franklin
• ArkInvest
• Invesco Galaxy
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🇮🇹🇺🇦🇷🇺 Time for diplomacy in Ukraine, Italy's defence minister says
The time has come for diplomacy to pave the way for peace between Russia and Ukraine, Italy's defence minister said on Wednesday, adding that firm Western support for Kyiv was crucial to ensure serious negotiations.
Guido Crosetto told parliament the 2023 Ukrainian counteroffensive had not produced the desired result and the military situation had to be viewed with realism.
"From this perspective ... it would seem that the time has come for incisive diplomacy, alongside military support, because there are a number of important signals coming from both sides," Crosetto said.
Russia is progressively showing willingness to negotiate and safeguard its economy, while Ukraine's stance appears less uncompromising than before, he said.
"All of this must be taken into consideration on the path towards negotiations to stop the conflict and the subsequent process of normalisation of relations, not only of Russia with Ukraine, but also with Western countries," he said.
🔗 https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/time-diplomacy-ukraine-italys-defence-minister-says-2024-01-10/
The time has come for diplomacy to pave the way for peace between Russia and Ukraine, Italy's defence minister said on Wednesday, adding that firm Western support for Kyiv was crucial to ensure serious negotiations.
Guido Crosetto told parliament the 2023 Ukrainian counteroffensive had not produced the desired result and the military situation had to be viewed with realism.
"From this perspective ... it would seem that the time has come for incisive diplomacy, alongside military support, because there are a number of important signals coming from both sides," Crosetto said.
Russia is progressively showing willingness to negotiate and safeguard its economy, while Ukraine's stance appears less uncompromising than before, he said.
"All of this must be taken into consideration on the path towards negotiations to stop the conflict and the subsequent process of normalisation of relations, not only of Russia with Ukraine, but also with Western countries," he said.
🔗 https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/time-diplomacy-ukraine-italys-defence-minister-says-2024-01-10/
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Time for diplomacy in Ukraine, Italy's defence minister says
The time has come for diplomacy to pave the way for peace between Russia and Ukraine, Italy's defence minister said on Wednesday, adding that firm Western support for Kyiv was crucial to ensure serious negotiations.
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"As tensions with Venezuela continue to simmer over President Nicolas Maduro’s attempt to annex oil-rich Essequibo from Guyana, the U.S. is sending a top defense official to Guyana to discuss the situation.
U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for the Western Hemisphere Daniel P. Erikson is visiting Guyana on Monday and Tuesday in what the U.S. Embassy in Guyana referred to as a push for a “bilateral defense and security partnership in support of regional stability”. Erikson will be meeting with the Guyanese government and military leaders, as well as with the regional bloc, the Caribbean Community (CARICOM).
In December, Guyana and Venezuela vowed to avoid the use of force in the dispute, which escalated earlier last month after Maduro held a referendum to annex Essequibo, then vowing to force the exit of foreign oil producers who refused to comply."
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U.S. Defense Official Visits Guyana Over Threat To Oil-Rich Essequibo
As tensions with Venezuela continue to simmer over President Nicolas Maduro’s attempt to annex oil-rich Essequibo from Guyana, the U.S. is sending a top defense official to Guyana to discuss the situation.
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🌐🗳 Election disruption from AI poses the biggest global risk in 2024, the WEF warns
The World Economic Forum’s “Global Risks Report 2024,” released Wednesday, ranked AI-derived misinformation and disinformation — and its implications for societal polarization — ahead of climate change, war and economic weakness in its top 10 risks over the next two years.
The report’s authors said the combined risks are “stretching the world’s adaptative capacity to its limit,” and called on leaders to focus on global cooperation and building guardrails for the most disruptive emerging risks.
“An unstable global order characterized by polarizing narratives and insecurity, the worsening impacts of extreme weather and economic uncertainty are causing accelerating risks – including misinformation and disinformation – to propagate,” Saadia Zahidi, WEF’s managing director, said.
“World leaders must come together to address short-term crises as well as lay the groundwork for a more resilient, sustainable, inclusive future,” she added.
🔗 https://www.cnbc.com/2024/01/10/wef-ai-election-disruption-poses-the-biggest-global-risk-in-2024.html
The World Economic Forum’s “Global Risks Report 2024,” released Wednesday, ranked AI-derived misinformation and disinformation — and its implications for societal polarization — ahead of climate change, war and economic weakness in its top 10 risks over the next two years.
The report’s authors said the combined risks are “stretching the world’s adaptative capacity to its limit,” and called on leaders to focus on global cooperation and building guardrails for the most disruptive emerging risks.
“An unstable global order characterized by polarizing narratives and insecurity, the worsening impacts of extreme weather and economic uncertainty are causing accelerating risks – including misinformation and disinformation – to propagate,” Saadia Zahidi, WEF’s managing director, said.
“World leaders must come together to address short-term crises as well as lay the groundwork for a more resilient, sustainable, inclusive future,” she added.
🔗 https://www.cnbc.com/2024/01/10/wef-ai-election-disruption-poses-the-biggest-global-risk-in-2024.html
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Election disruption from AI poses the biggest global risk in 2024, Davos survey warns
Concern over the impact of artificial intelligence in disrupting elections has topped the list of the biggest risks for 2024, according to a new WEF report.
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🇪🇨 ❌ 🇨🇴 🇻🇪 ❗️ — Ecuador's Right-wing President Daniel Noboa says his country will begin a massive campaign of deportation of foreign prisoners, especially Colombians and Venezuelans, aiming to reduce the prison population and the presence of Foreign Gangs & Cartels in Ecuadorian soil!
It happens after criminals from both countries were found among the narco-terrorists threatening the population in Ecuador
It happens after criminals from both countries were found among the narco-terrorists threatening the population in Ecuador
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Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources Bandar Alkhorayef said that Saudi Arabia has revised upwards estimates for its untapped mineral resources to SR9.4 trillion ($2.5 trillion), from a forecast of SR4.9 trillion ($1.3 trillion) in 2016. This recorded an increase of 90 percent, thanks to the discoveries of rare earth elements and transition metals such as phosphate ore, zinc, and gold.
https://saudigazette.com.sa/article/639493
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Alkhorayef: Value of untapped Saudi mineral resources jumps 90% to SR9.4 trillion
Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources Bandar Alkhorayef said that Saudi Arabia has revised upwards estimates for its untapped mineral resources to SR9.4 trillion ($2.5 trillion), from a forecast of SR4.9 trillion ($1.3 trillion) in 2016
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"Bitcoin doesn't have value. The actual use cases are sex trafficking, tax avoidance, money laundering, terrorism financing...," says Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan, an Authorised Participant for BlackRock’s Spot ETF
"Bitcoin doesn't have value. The actual use cases are sex trafficking, tax avoidance, money laundering, terrorism financing...," says Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan, an Authorised Participant for BlackRock’s Spot ETF
Market participants are eager to capitalise on the anticipated approval of Bitcoin spot exchange-traded funds in the US.
Spot trading volume across all centralised exchanges rose 34% to over $1.3 trillion, its highest since June 2022, according to a report from crypto data provider CCData.
https://www.dlnews.com/articles/markets/bitcoin-etf-fever-sends-volume-to-18-month-high
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Bitcoin ETF fever sends crypto trading volume to 18-month high of $1.3tn
Anticipation for a Bitcoin ETF spurred a 34% surge in trading volumes across all centralised exchanges in December.
About 500 people on Tuesday protested at First Quantum's copper mine in Panama to pressure the Canadian miner and authorities to follow through on plans to close the site, weeks after the Supreme Court declared its contract unconstitutional.
https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/hundreds-protest-first-quantums-panama-copper-mine-2024-01-09/
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Hundreds protest at First Quantum's Panama copper mine
About 500 people on Tuesday protested at First Quantum's copper mine in Panama to pressure the Canadian miner and authorities to follow through on plans to close the site, weeks after the Supreme Court declared its contract unconstitutional.
JUST IN‼️ Bloomberg terminal has listed all 11 #Bitcoin ETFs “pending listing”
https://twitter.com/BTC_Archive/status/1745144814155202769
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JUST IN‼️ Bloomberg terminal has listed all 11 #Bitcoin ETFs “pending listing”
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💵 🚢 🌍 $200 billion of cargo is not reaching its final destination on time, disrupting a "just-in-time world and potentially > goods inflation.
🔶️ The amount of cargo passing through the Bab el-Mandeb strait, the southern entry point for the Red Sea, collapsed even further.
See the move in the last week.
🔶️ The amount of cargo passing through the Suez Canal, the northern entry point for the Red Sea, also keeps falling.
Again, see the last week.
🔶️ The reduction of cargo passing through the Panama Canal is unrelated but contributes to the overall problem.
🔶️ This is due to the low water levels on Lake Gatun.
🔶️ It is estimated that some $200 billion of goods worldwide have been diverted or are delayed.
🔶️ Eventually, all these goods will make it to their final destinations, but they will be late.
🔶️ Only some of these goods are final consumer items that will go directly to the shelves. The rest are parts and supplies for other manufacturing processes.
🔶️ Since we live in a just-in-time world, you can only finish your product if you have all the parts or supplies delivered on time or have extras in inventory (which is largely not the case due to just-in-time).
🔶️ The goods inflation in 2020/2021 was not due to a lack of goods over demand. It was about the goods, or stuff, being in the wrong places at the wrong time, delaying the creation of the final product. Since many goods have inelasticity, meaning you will pay up to get them, we saw a spurt of goods inflation, contributing to 9% YoY CPI in the US by June 2022.
🔶️ So, how many of the shipping issues noted above will lead to stuff being in the wrong place, disrupting the just-in-time world’s operations? And how much will people be willing to pay for available goods that they need immediately?
🔶️ My answer is enough to keep inflation “sticky” well above 2% and even above 3% and frustrate Wall Street’s hopes/plans for many rate cuts in 2024.
https://portwatch.imf.org/
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🔶️ The amount of cargo passing through the Bab el-Mandeb strait, the southern entry point for the Red Sea, collapsed even further.
See the move in the last week.
🔶️ The amount of cargo passing through the Suez Canal, the northern entry point for the Red Sea, also keeps falling.
Again, see the last week.
🔶️ The reduction of cargo passing through the Panama Canal is unrelated but contributes to the overall problem.
🔶️ This is due to the low water levels on Lake Gatun.
🔶️ It is estimated that some $200 billion of goods worldwide have been diverted or are delayed.
🔶️ Eventually, all these goods will make it to their final destinations, but they will be late.
🔶️ Only some of these goods are final consumer items that will go directly to the shelves. The rest are parts and supplies for other manufacturing processes.
🔶️ Since we live in a just-in-time world, you can only finish your product if you have all the parts or supplies delivered on time or have extras in inventory (which is largely not the case due to just-in-time).
🔶️ The goods inflation in 2020/2021 was not due to a lack of goods over demand. It was about the goods, or stuff, being in the wrong places at the wrong time, delaying the creation of the final product. Since many goods have inelasticity, meaning you will pay up to get them, we saw a spurt of goods inflation, contributing to 9% YoY CPI in the US by June 2022.
🔶️ So, how many of the shipping issues noted above will lead to stuff being in the wrong place, disrupting the just-in-time world’s operations? And how much will people be willing to pay for available goods that they need immediately?
🔶️ My answer is enough to keep inflation “sticky” well above 2% and even above 3% and frustrate Wall Street’s hopes/plans for many rate cuts in 2024.
https://portwatch.imf.org/
📎 Jim Blanco
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