betekenis van het woord EARLIER

China wilt bitcoin-mining verbieden

Bitcoin mining could be on its last legs in China.

Bitcoin mining could be on its last legs in China.

The country’s top internet-finance regulator, the Leading Group of Internet Financial Risks Remediation, issued a notice asking local governments to “guide” bitcoin-mining operations to make an “orderly exit” from the business, according to a leaked document online. Citing government sources, Bloomberg and Reuters EARLIER reported that China is planning to limit electricity supply to bitcoin miners.

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The yen is climbing

The currency is up 0.7% at 101.15 per dollar as of 7:42 a.m. ET.

The currency is up 0.7% at 101.15 per dollar as of 7:42 a.m. ET.

EARLIER in the day, the Bank of Japan said it will now target the shape of the yield curve, and will purchase Japanese government bonds, or JGBs, with the aim of keeping the 10-year JGB rate “more or less at the current level” of about 0%.

Roebel herstelt zich

Russia’s rouble strengthened on Friday after finance minister Anton Siluanov confirmed his ministry had sold foreign currency and on expectations that exporters will step up dollar sales.

Russia’s rouble strengthened on Friday after finance minister Anton Siluanov confirmed his ministry had sold foreign currency and on expectations that exporters will step up dollar sales.

EARLIER, the rouble was around 2.7 per cent stronger against the dollar at 59.85 and gained 2.7 per cent to trade at 73.65 versus the euro.

The rouble’s recovery is in contrast to intense selling pressure EARLIER this week, when the rouble at one stage had fallen about 20 per cent against the dollar on the day before rising again, threatening the relative financial stability on which president Vladimir Putin has built his popularity.

'Geld op de bank is geen geld meer, het wordt een papierinvestering'

Mark Carney, BoE governor and chairman of the FSB, presented the findings of the FSB’s EARLIER release on ‘Adequacy of loss-absorbing capacity of global systemically important banks in resolution’.

Mark Carney, BoE governor and chairman of the FSB, presented the findings of the FSB’s EARLIER release on ‘Adequacy of loss-absorbing capacity of global systemically important banks in resolution’.

With global leaders disappearing as fast as they arrived at the G20 Summit in Brisbane, TBTF (Too Big To Fail) – one of the key issues for financial markets – got the rubber stamp of approval.

Mark Carney, Bank of England governor and chairman of the Financial Stability Board (FSB) presented the findings of the FSB’s EARLIER release on “Adequacy of loss-absorbing capacity of global systemically important banks in resolution”.

The document examined a new requirement for total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) and is an admirable attempt to prevent government or taxpayers’ money bailing out banks again.

Poetin:

It took just a little over an hour for Vladimir Putin to respond to the latest, most provocative and toughest round of US sanctions yet. The response, appropriately enough, came just after the BRICS summit in Brazil, where the world's developing countries yesterday announced the formation of both a BRIC bank and a $100 billion currency reserve to provide a liquidity alternative to the insolvent developed world's central banks. Here Vladimir Putin was asked to comment on the new package of sanctions against Russia announced just minutes EARLIER by Obama.