Yvonne Kiambi

Author
Yvonne Kiambi

Yvonne Kiambi

Author

Yvonne is a blockchain and crypto enthusiast. She is passionate about writing and looks to effortlessly guide readers through the exciting world of crypto. You’ll find her immersed in a good book when she’s not writing.


Author’s Articles

  • US Treasury Secretary confident in US’s ability to control inflation

  • China’s central bank acts to stabilize yuan amidst a 16-year low

  • Venezuela’s President seeks entry into the BRICS bloc with China’s support

  • Canada’s economic pulse: Unprecedented job surge and Bank of Canada’s holding pattern

  • Chilean peso down 5% against the US dollar as Latam currencies head for a tough week

  • Malaysian ringgit to remain stable in coming week amid expectation to recover by end of 2023

  • Argentina’s presidential candidate advocates for dollarization to revive the crippling economy

  • Latin American currencies over the week: Brazil’s inflation increases less than expected

  • Philippines central bank selects Hyperledger Fabric for CBDC pilot

  • Eurozone economy saw minimal growth in Q2, lower than predictions

  • British Pound drops as BoE says interest rate hike is close to peak

  • Turkey inflation rises to 59% as the Turkish lira devalues

  • US dollar’s recent surge has prompted Asian currencies to drop

  • Reserve Bank of Australia maintains interest rate at 4.1% while inflation remains elevated

  • ECB chief economist remains optimistic about inflation coming down

  • Global economy expected to slow down in 2024 amid shifting economic landscapes

  • Europe’s inflation is significantly higher than the US as wages experience growth 

  • Hong Kong Finance Minister cautions against overreliance on tax reduction for stock market survival

  • UK inflation could halve soon, seeing an ease in families pressure, Chancellor says

  • UK economy’s surprising rebound amid ongoing uncertainties for the future

  • US unemployment rate spikes to 3.8% as wage rate slows

  • Switzerland’s inflation below 2% as decision to raise borrowing costs looms