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Bitcoin plunges after China cracks down on crypto – what does this mean for investors?
Analysis Bitcoin was in freefall on Wednesday after China banned financial institutions from offering crypto services. Saloni Sardana explores what this means for the market.
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How will Joe Biden’s capital gains tax rise affect crypto prices?
Analysis The US president wants to increase capital gains tax – and that’s going to hit a lot of American cryptocurrency speculators. Saloni Sardana looks at how it could affect the market.
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Elon Musk springs a nasty surprise on bitcoin hodlers
News Tesla announced it will no longer accept bitcoin as payment for its cars. Saloni Sardana looks at what this means for the bellwether cryptocurrency.
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What is “Britcoin” and what could it mean for you?
Analysis Rishi Sunak has asked the Bank of England to explore the possibility of creating a digital currency for the UK - dubbed Britcoin. Saloni Sardana looks at what that might mean for you.
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“Joke” cryptocurrency dogecoin goes to the moon. What’s going on?
News Dogecoin – a cryptocurrency created as a joke – has risen by more than 9,000% this year alone. Saloni Sardana looks at how something that began as an internet “meme” has taken off so spectacularly.
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Is bitcoin going mainstream, and should you buy in?
Analysis Bitcoin mania shows no signs of abating. And despite the scepticism of the world’s central banks, commercial banks and institutional investors are piling in. So should you buy bitcoin too? Saloni Sardana investigates.
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Will Tesla hit $3,000, or are you better off investing elsewhere?
Opinion One of the world’s most successful fund managers believes that Tesla’s share price will hit $3,000 by 2025. Saloni Sardana examines whether that's a realistic aim, or whether you should steer clear.
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How the FTSE 100 could get propelled to 10,000
Opinion It would have seemed crazy just months ago, but British blue-chip stocks are about to get a big boost that could take the FTSE 100 index to 10,000, says Matthew Lynn.
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Markets do look bubbly – but not all of them
Editor's letter There are bits of the market that have been looking very toppy for a long time now. But that doesn’t mean all stockmarkets everywhere are in trouble.
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