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Wall Street stocks were firmly in the red early on Tuesday as the US dollar rallied against the Euro and recession fears returned to the forefront of investors' minds.
Companies offering cryptoasset-related services happily welcomed the news that the three institutional bodies of the European Union (EU), the European Parliament, Commission and Council reached an agreement on the text of the proposed cryptocurrency market regulation. The landmark cryptoasset markets legislation (MiCA) will introduce licensing of cryptocurrency companies and safeguards for their customers and the industry has been favorable to the measure which, however, contains controversial points for users such as the taxation of self-hosted wallets.
Australia’s Reserve Bank increased its key cash interest rate for the third time in as many months and warned of more action as it looked to stymie rising inflation.
Asian shares were broadly higher after the US Independence Day holiday as Australia’s central bank raised interest rates for the third consecutive month and investors took heart from a possible easing of China-US trade tensions.
