With the leading of large-cap technology stocks, Wall Street continued to end the session in green with investors' optimism about the progress of the economy despite the number of corona infections. The virus continues to soar. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• US private sector payrolls added 167,000 jobs in July.
• The United States pays more than $ 1 billion for 100 million doses of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine.
• The Fed Vice President said that the economy could recover to pre-pandemic levels by the end of 2021.
• US trade deficit decreases in June.
• Trump said that the US action on Hong Kong is likely to promote transactions back to the United States.
• Wall Street remains optimistic about upcoming stimulus solutions and optimism about the future of vaccines.
• The newly discovered flaw in Ledger wallet can become a disaster if not corrected properly.
• Ethereum 2.0 and EOS compete for outstanding scalability in the future.
• Two US residents were charged with trading opium in Bitcoin for up to $ 270 million.
• The salaries of blockchain personnel in China are booming as the industry continues to grow.

With the leading of large-cap technology stocks, Wall Street continued to end the session in green with investors' optimism about the progress of the economy despite the number of corona infections. The virus continues to soar. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• Suspected Russian hackers causing commercial documents to leak before the UK election.
• COVID-19 signals upcoming billions of dollars in long-term health care costs.
• Construction costs fell to their lowest level in June.
• The US manufacturing activity is the highest in nearly 1.5 years.
• Nasdaq reached a record increase when the Big Tech group continued to dominate.
• Tel Aviv Stock Exchange launches Blockchain-based securities platform.
• The Russian government bans anonymous deposits to online wallets.
• Former Vice President of the Central Bank promotes the development of digital currencies.
• Hackers stole over $ 1.3 million from European cryptocurrency exchanges.
• The Swiss Stablecoin Association hopes to circumvent legal issues and promote cooperation.

Large-cap technology stocks continued to be the leader of the US stock index as investors' expectations continued to invest in this group. Conversely, consumer sentiment decreased at the end of July, along with the corresponding decline in people's income and the depreciation of the dollar, making people convert assets to other types of large profits. than. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• Exxon and Chevron's earnings are cut because the virus destroys the world's energy needs.
• US consumer sentiment has declined at the end of July.
• The income of the US people decreases in June as the stimulus fades.
• Italian GDP figures indicate a sharp decline.
• Russia pledges measures to retaliate EU sanctions against cyberattacks.
• Wall Street entered the final stage of the race for the profits of large technology companies.
• Trust Wallet reaches 5 million users, expanding into DeFi service.
• The Bank of Japan appoints a leading economic expert to the CBDC research team.
• Americans exchange assets for Bitcoin due to the depreciation of the dollar.

With the commitment to keeping interest rates from the Fed, the US stock market prospered again with the trade deficit of goods improved, the negativity of the past days gradually disappeared. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• The US ambassador said Brazil could face 'consequences' if it gave Huawei access to 5G.
• EU watchdog tells banks to get ready for Brexit.
• The US trade deficit in goods is narrowed; Improve global cargo flow.
• Boeing cuts large jet output when sales are affected by the pandemic.
• GM said it could pay off the USD 16 billion loan if the economic recovery continues.
• US LNG export volume soared.
• US small businesses face mass closures without additional aid.
• The Fed keeps a stable rate, pledging support in case of need.
• Stock index rebounded when Powell said the Fed "did not even think" about raising interest rates.
• Cambodians are still waiting for the Central Bank's digital currency.
• Bakkt breaks the record for Bitcoin futures for two consecutive days.

Despite the unrelenting epidemic, investors continue to bet on the technology sector before earnings report is coming out at the end of the week. Despite the gloomy economy, the government's proposal for a new aid package reduced support to two-thirds of the previous level. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• He kept an eye on France and Germany after applying quarantine for corona virus to tourists from Spain.
• US core commodity orders rose in June.
• Google extends home work to June next year.
• The US stock index ended higher when investors expected income from Big Tech group.
• The Republican Party announced a new aid package plan, cutting support to $ 400 a week.
• Opera allows users in the United Kingdom to buy cryptocurrencies with a bank account.
• Chainlink (LINK) and Cardano (ADA) announce new partnerships.
• Brave browser brings a new level of security to iOS users.

As the technology sector weakened and the tension between the US and China escalated, the stock indexes turned down. In addition, Airbus has just taken a concession step in exchange for the US tax reduction imposed on European products imported into the country. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• New home sales exceed forecast.
• Airbus makes concessions on subsidies to end US tariffs.
• US business activity is stable in July.
• Mexico lost 27,000 official jobs in July.
• Mexico's economy shrank further in May weakening prospects for recovery.
• The S&P 500 ended a 3-week winning streak when the Big Tech group weakened.
• Uncertain regulations block Indian banks from accessing the cryptocurrency sector.
• China ordered the US consulate in Chengdu to close.
• Ukraine plans to track cryptocurrency transactions with Bitfury.

Despite tensions between the United States and China, Wall Street continued to maintain its momentum with the guidance of technology and defensive stocks. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• The United States ordered China to close the Houston consulate.
• Oil inventories rose 4.9 million barrels last week.
• France has set a limit on Huawei 5G equipment and will rise to a prohibition limit by 2028.
• Facebook's WhatsApp works with many Indian banks in an effort to promote the financial sector.
• Home sales in the US increased to a record; supplies were scarce despite COVID-19's decline in momentum.
• Wall Street closed at a higher level as the buyers continued to bet on technology group.
• Former CFTC Commissioner indicates that the United States is lagging behind other countries in CBDC.
• Deutsche Telekom's subsidiary is currently the node operator of Chainlink.
• Tether has a market capitalization of 10 billion dollars.
• India leads P2P among emerging markets with record trading volume.
• The Chinese Supreme Court supports the strengthening of ownership of cryptocurrencies.

Prior to the financial reporting season, the technology sector was still expected to be less affected by COVID-19 and benefited from the pandemic, causing investors to continue to place bets on the technology capital group. Due to the large volatility, the US stock index has a strong differentiation. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• AstraZeneca's first human trials of the COVID-19 vaccine show promise.
• The president of Ukraine's new central bank promised to maintain its independence and maintain interest rate cuts.
• India seeks new deals from the US with pharmaceuticals and other goods.
• China can retaliate against Nokia and Ericsson if the EU bans Huawei.
• Chevron acquires Noble for $ 5 billion.
• India's IndiGo cuts 10% of its workforce due to the impact of COVID-19.
• RBS says the 'majority' of employees can work from home until 2021.
• Russia is expected to cut interest rates by at least 25 basis points on Friday.
• The Nasdaq index reached a record high when Amazon led the technology group to glory.
• Profit from Swiss banks increases 34% after Bitcoin integration.

The market abandoned the negative developments of the economy and investors continued to bet on the possibility of rapid recovery after the epidemic. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• US private sector payrolls fell 2.76 million jobs in May.
• US companies are concerned about boiling tension in Hong Kong over legal issues.
• SoftBank launches a $ 100 million investment fund focused on "people of color."
• The Bank of England tells banks to be ready for no-deal Brexit.
• Lufthansa is expected to see significant losses and a larger loss in the second quarter.
• German bond yields are at the highest level since mid-April when the risk appetite skyrockets.
• The United States pauses flights from China.
• Brazil's rescue plan is difficult to help small businesses recover.
• US oil reserves unexpectedly decreased.
• US factory orders extended the decline in April.
• The US service sector escaped an 11-year low but remained low.

The positive news on vaccines as well as the sudden increase in profits of the banking industry before the pandemic prompted investors to continue to bet on risky assets, pushing the Dow to set an increase on Friday. consecutive quarters. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• Goldman Sachs' profits blew away the estimated revenue before a spike in transactions.
• Walmart requires customers across US stores to wear masks.
• US crude oil inventories fell more than expected last week.
• The German watchdog expands its investigation into the possibility of insider trading by Wirecard.
• China warns the United Kingdom: 'dismissing' Huawei will cost the UK.
• Paris' struggling stores prepare for the upcoming sales season.
• Stock indices continue to win against positive news about vaccines.
• China tests digital yuan on food distribution platforms with 435 million users.
• HOPR data security testnet will be launched after receiving investment from Binance.
• Toronto options contract chose BNC to increase cryptocurrency trading.