MARKETS

Slower U.S. growth expectations and the Federal Reserve's more gradual approach towards interest rate hikes will weigh on the U.S. dollar in the second half of the year, analysts said in a poll conducted by International Business Times.

From the highs of 2017 to extreme volatility of 2018, from regulatory action around the world to increasing adoption among institutional players, it's been a wild ride.

With oil demand growth slowing, it's entirely possible that U.S. production alone will increase more than global demand in the next few years.

A growing desire to bring stability to the cryptocurrency market has paved the way for the advent of 'stablecoins'.