S&P Global Finds Ties Between Crypto and Macroeconomic Changes in Latest Report
Cryptocurrency is still tied to the effects of macroeconomic changes despite drivers such as technology and market sentiment, according to S&P Global’s latest report. The authors of that US-focused report looked into how...
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The authors of that US-focused report looked into how monetary policy affects crypto, whether a perception of a possible recession matters for crypto and whether financial stress spills into those markets among other related topics in a report released this month. ...
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