May Economics
As per usual, May was the volatile month that we have come to expect it to be and probably nowhere else was this truer than among cryptocurrencies.
Entries by Christine van Graan
Less and more accommodation
Talk about reducing the extent of accommodative monetary policy in the United States (US) is becoming increasingly common; a weary sign to cash-hungry US and global markets.
Less accommodative and more good news
In the first week of May, the United States (US) posted some disappointing job figures. A survey of economists expected the US to create upwards of 1 million new jobs in April, up from March’s 770,000 figure.