Currencies

Bitcoin slid as much as 18 percent on Tuesday to a four-week low, as worries about a regulatory crackdown on the market spread after reports suggested it was still possible that South Korea could ban trading in cryptocurrencies.

Cryptocurrency prices slid on Tuesday, after South Korea said shutting down exchanges is still an option.

Asian stock markets were mostly higher Tuesday following a holiday for U.S. markets as investors looked ahead to American corporate earnings.

Bitcoin tumbled 18 percent on Tuesday to a four-week trough close to $11,000, on concerns of a regulatory crackdown.

Asian stock markets were mostly higher on Monday after Wall Street's strong finish last week.

Asian stock markets edged higher on Monday after Wall Street's strong finish last week.

Rising retailers pushed U.S. stock indexes further into record territory on Friday, and the Standard & Poor's 500 index was on pace to close out its seventh week of gains in the last eight.

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Hopes for a new government in Germany sent the euro and markets higher Friday on relief that the Europe's biggest economy might soon get stable leadership.

Most Asian stocks markets pushed higher Friday after Wall Street's latest record close.

U.S. stocks recovered from their first wobble of the year and ticked higher in Thursday morning trading.

The value of numerous forms of digital currency is tumbling after South Korea, a hotbed for currencies like bitcoin, said it was weighing a trading ban.

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Top officials at the European Central Bank at their last meeting remained wary of prematurely signaling the next steps in an expected exit from their monetary stimulus polices.

Bitcoin prices were reeling on Thursday, following reports that South Korea’s government plans to ban cryptocurrency trading.

South Korea's government said on Thursday it plans to ban cryptocurrency trading.

Attendees at next week’s popular cryptocurrency conference are faced with the irony of using cash instead of bitcoin to pay for the event.

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