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.

Although the economic indicators are still inclined to be negative and there are potential risks of causing a deep economic crisis, the optimism of investors is still high, causing stock indexes to turn back up. at the end and end in the green. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• US manufacturing activity fell to its lowest level in 11 years when orders fell.
• Construction industry spending fell less than expected.
• The Central Bank of China provides loans of 1 trillion yuan to boost lending to small businesses.
• Lufthansa leadership approved a $ 10 billion government bailout.
• Korea will stabilize financial markets if US-China tensions create volatility.
• Stock indexes returned to green with optimism of investors.
• The contrast between JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs on cryptocurrencies.
• Swiss regulatory agency gives green light to local banks trading cryptocurrencies.
• Canaan cryptocurrency mining hardware maker considered issuing $ 12.4 million in shares to employees.

A series of economic indicators along with the polls indicate that the economy to recover quickly after the corona virus effect is unlikely. In addition, when the anxiety about viruses gradually fades, the previous problems gradually come back and continue to affect the world economy. Follow the digital newsletter for details.

• According to a poll by Reuters Bank of Canada kept interest rates at 0.25% until the end of next year.
• Cleveland Fed President said that it is hard to imagine the rapid recovery of V-shaped.
• Corona Virus reduces US consumer spending in April.
• India's economy has slowed down in the first quarter and worse will come.
• According to a Reuters poll, Russia continues to cut interest rates in the context of an economy affected by the virus.
• According to a quick estimate of Canada's Statscan GDP in April fell a record 11%.
• US trade fell in April to its lowest level in a decade.
• Stock indexes turned when Mr. Trump stopped attacking China.
• Korea's ICON releases Blockchain transaction protocol.
• Canadian University adds two Blockchain training programs to meet business needs.

Brexti and the EU's internal problems continue and the continent's hot spot is next to cracks in the stimulus package. In addition, US sanctions on Russian gas pipelines continue to be discussed and considered adding additional sanctions to avoid increasing Russia's influence on the old continent. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• Trump threatened to shut down social media companies after Twitter warning.
• EU proposes costly recovery plan for the continent.
• Goldman Sachs is still following the roadmap to meet the medium and long term growth goals.
• The UK can help companies prepare for Brexit and also COVID-19.
• Central banks must devise more strategies to return to normal monetary policy.
• Lufthansa Board of Directors rejects EU conditions in a $ 10 billion bailout package.
• US senators consider additional sanctions on Russia's Nord Stream 2 project.
• Stock index increased higher when there was buying force at the end of the session when commercial banking group shone.
• Central bank digital currencies are not a replacement for Bitcoin.
• Lithuanian Central Bank completed Blockchain regulatory studies.

In addition to the influence of COVID-19, regular trade war as well as the protection of the economy, and put the national interests first, such as EU and UK negotiations and previous socio-economic issues. This is gradually coming out. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• Environmental issues weigh on EU-UK negotiations that risk trade cracks.
• Lufthansa and the German government reached an agreement on a rescue package worth USD 9.8 billion.
• The German court supports claims for VW's emissions standards fraud scandal.
• Japan lifted its emergency in Tokyo, all eyes were on the new stimulus package.
• Overview of the German economy boosting stocks, investors keep an eye on EU summits.
• According to a poll of nearly half of the Mexican population, the economy has worsened.
• The Chinese commerce minister said that trade measures against Australia were deliberate.
• Singapore cut its 2020 GDP forecast for the third time before the corona virus outbreak.
• Coinbase provides FTX token deposit services.
• Binance discloses options contracts for XRP and Ethereum.

The US stock market managed to maintain a positive signal with efforts on Friday last week. However, the anxiety about trade war between the United States and China continues to cling to investors, besides the upcoming measures to stimulate the economy of ECB as well as Japan is the focus of the day. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• ECB suggested more policy easing in June.
• Cash flow is poured into ETFs investing gold.
• China challenges Trump by returning to power in Hong Kong.
• China abandons its annual economic growth target.
• Mexico inflation accelerated than forecast in early May.
• Japanese investors support multi-billion dollar bonds to save the economy.
• Market managed to achieve a positive growth at the end of the week.
• Global Central Banking Research Institute launches Digital Currency Institute.
• JPMorgan warns that digital currencies could threaten geopolitical power of the United States.
• Huobi, OKEx and Upbit are among the top 10 exchanges with "real transactions" after improving Messari's ranking
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The stock indexes continued to finish in green with the hope of opening the economy from investors, and the capital flow poured into technology companies with large capitalization. Besides, Brazil is facing huge capital outflows from the country as well as JPMorgan's change of opinion before cryptocurrencies is the focus of the day. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• Canada's annual CPI has dropped to a negative level for the first time since 2009.
• The first time the UK sold bonds with negative interest rates.
• The OPEC director said the oil market responded well to output cuts.
• Wall Street ended in green, led by large-cap technology stocks.
• April export of Japan decreased by 21.9% compared to the same period last year.
• Brazil is willing to increase foreign exchange intervention but be cautious when buying bonds.
• 'Times have changed' CEO Binance talks about JPMorgan's support of cryptocurrency companies.
• The Iranian government imposes new registration requirements for cryptocurrency transactions.
• Digital Euro successfully tested for the first time at the French Bank.
• Travala.com and TravelByBit travel companies merge and receive support from Binance.

Triển vọng về việc phát triển thành công vắc-xin COVID-19, cùng với cam kết sử dụng tất cả các công cụ có thể để hỗ trợ nền kinh tế từ FED, đã hỗ trợ các nhà đầu tư sẵn sàng mạnh dạng mạo hiểm đổ tiền vào các kênh đầu tư, thúc đẩy các chỉ số chứng khoán tăng mạnh. Theo dõi bản tin tiền số để biết chi tiết.
• Vắc-xin COVID-19 của Moderna cho thấy hứa hẹn trong nghiên cứu giai đoạn đầu khiến giá cổ phiếu tăng vọt.
• Giám đốc IMF cảnh báo sự phục hồi kinh tế toàn cầu khó có thể xảy ra vào năm 2021.
• Cổ tức toàn cầu dự báo sẽ giảm tới 35% vào năm 2020.
• Powell nói Fed sẽ sử dụng toàn bộ công cụ để hỗ trợ nền kinh tế.
• Dow Jones tăng 911 điểm trước tiến triển của vắc-xin và hy vọng vào gói kích thích của FED.
• TipBot XRP được giải cứu khỏi các quy định của Hà Lan thông qua quan hệ đối tác với Uphold.
• Các ngân hàng trung ương không quan tâm đến tiền tệ kỹ thuật số cho người tiêu dùng.
• Chủ tịch Fed: Chúng tôi có khả năng tạo ra tiền kỹ thuật số.
• Cơ quan bảo vệ người tiêu dùng Hoa Kỳ công nhận tiềm năng chuyển tiền từ XRP.
• BitMEX phải đối mặt với vụ kiện về các hoạt động bất hợp pháp và đồng lõa với hoạt động bất hợp pháp.

US production declined more than in March, and the same negative data also occurred in Germany. Besides, based on the statistical information, Canada pulled a record amount of investment capital from foreign securities channels in March. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• US inventories fell further in March.
• Canadian investors withdrew record capital from foreign stock channels in March.
• Virgin Atlantic will not restart flights until August if the UK implements a quarantine policy.
• German economy weakened in the first quarter.
• US production recorded a record decline.
• Indonesia imposed VAT on internet companies from July.
• Toyota plans to cut car production by 122,000 units in Japan in June due to a virus.
• Chinese envoy said that the United States undermined the global economy and the fight against viruses.
• German finance minister called for fundraising to restart European economy.
• Wall Street is still in green but still has the worst week since March.

Powell confirmed that there will be no negative interest rates and comments on a prolonged economic weakness that Wall Street is dyed in the red when investors withdraw from their risky investments. Follow the digital newsletter for details.
• Investors reduced their bets on negative US interest rates policy after Powell said that the Fed did not consider it.
• Powell warns of prolonged economic weakness, calling for more financial support.
• Tesla reached an agreement to reopen the plant in the United States next week.
• Oil inventories unexpectedly fell 745,000 barrels.
• Canada and the United States seem to be able to extend travel restrictions until June 21.
• Fearing a shortage of supply, the EU may deploy emergency funds in the COVID-19 vaccine race.
• The US manufacturing price index has dropped the most since 2009.
• The EU Parliament requires countries to allocate new revenue to the next EU budget.
• India announces a $ 60 billion credit line for small businesses and lenders affected by social isolation.
• Mnuchin said that the United States will slowly reopen the economy.
• Wall Street is in red when Powell warns about the future of the economy.