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Bitcoin PLUNGES 12% as China Sends Global Shudders Down Stock Market
The price of Bitcoin has dropped sharply – changing hands for around $42,100 Wednesday morning, down 2.8% in 24 hours and a massive 12% since Sunday.
Bitcoin’s decline comes amid a wider stock market pull back with traders concerned of worldwide implications over the potential collapse of the China Evergrande Group.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average had fallen almost 2% between Friday and Tuesday and the NASDAQ Composite was also down 2% this week.
The spillover effects were also very apparent across the rest of the crypto world – Ethereum, Cardano, Binance Coin and Solana all sustaining even deeper losses than Bitcoin.
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The price of Bitcoin has dropped sharply – changing hands for around $42,100 Wednesday morning, down 2.8% in 24 hours and a massive 12% since Sunday.
Bitcoin’s decline comes amid a wider stock market pull back with traders concerned of worldwide implications over the potential collapse of the China Evergrande Group.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average had fallen almost 2% between Friday and Tuesday and the NASDAQ Composite was also down 2% this week.
The spillover effects were also very apparent across the rest of the crypto world – Ethereum, Cardano, Binance Coin and Solana all sustaining even deeper losses than Bitcoin.
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Cargo Ship BACKLOG: More Than 70 Vessels QUEUE Outside California Amid SURGE in Imports (Report)
Vessels carrying thousands of containers are being forced to wait for a berthing place with a record 73 stuck on Saturday at LA and Long Beach ports – which together manage around 40% of all cargo ships entering the US. (BBC)
A shortage of drivers and trucks to collect the goods, compounded by a spike in the demand for imports as the American economy reopens, has been blamed for the watery gridlock.
Before the Covid pandemic it was reportedly unusual for more than one cargo ship to wait for a berth – the Port of LA chief warned last week that a “significant volume” of cargo will continue “throughout this year and into 2022.”
Don't worry, Ever Given is anchored off China in the Yellow Sea.
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Vessels carrying thousands of containers are being forced to wait for a berthing place with a record 73 stuck on Saturday at LA and Long Beach ports – which together manage around 40% of all cargo ships entering the US. (BBC)
A shortage of drivers and trucks to collect the goods, compounded by a spike in the demand for imports as the American economy reopens, has been blamed for the watery gridlock.
Before the Covid pandemic it was reportedly unusual for more than one cargo ship to wait for a berth – the Port of LA chief warned last week that a “significant volume” of cargo will continue “throughout this year and into 2022.”
Don't worry, Ever Given is anchored off China in the Yellow Sea.
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