News and Analysis

Admiral Markets Expands Offering with 4,000 Stocks

Admiral Markets adds more than 4,000 stocks, new CFDs and ETFs for MetaTrader 5 clients, expanding instruments on Admiral.MT5 and Admiral.Invest accounts.

Sanctions Against Russia

New US sanctions triggered a sharp decline in the Russian market, the ruble, and shares of RusAl, En+ and SBERBANK.

Tesla increased electric car production by 40%

Tesla Motors increased electric vehicle production in the first quarter of 2018 by 40%, and TSLA shares rose after the data was published.

Instant withdrawals to a bank card

AMarkets added instant bank card withdrawals for clients, with clear limits and 24/7 availability for eligible accounts.

Trade war between China and the USA

U.S. tariff increases on steel and aluminum and China's response raised trade war concerns and weighed on stock markets.

Cryptocurrency regulation - a topic at the G20 Summit

Uncertainty around possible cryptocurrency regulation at the G20 Summit is weighing on Bitcoin and the broader crypto market.

Musk Unveiled an Underground Electric Bus. Tesla Stock Reaction

Elon Musk presented the concept of an underground electric bus for Los Angeles tunnels, while Tesla shares reacted with a gain.

Germany Recognized Bitcoin as the Equivalent of Money

Germany recognized Bitcoin as an official means of payment, and purchase and sale operations using bitcoin will not be taxed.

FxPro - Free Card Deposits

FxPro is canceling commissions for trading account deposits made with bank cards.

Facebook, Apple, Tesla Stocks With Potential in 2018

Facebook, Apple and Tesla are analyzed as stocks with growth potential after the stock index decline in 2018.

Buffett's Profit in 2017 and the Outlook for Investors

A Tweet That Sent Snapchat Shares Lower

The Moldova Traders Platform Has Moved to the Heart of the Capital!

The BitGrail Exchange Went Bankrupt

National Pride: Purcari Lists on the Bucharest Stock Exchange

Bitcoin Has Value

Why Did Stock Markets Fall?

Reasons to Invest in Apple After the Decline