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 At a time when the conflict in Ukraine has been going on for a very long time and the specter of inflation brought on by the high price of crude oil has became a global problem, crypto currencies are also falling into a bad zone for the rest of the world.  Investors have taken a blow as a result of the global cryptocurrency market's loss of roughly $830 billion in over six weeks, which came at a time when stock markets throughout the globe are experiencing dramatic ups and downs.  On May 16, the worldwide market capitalisation (m-cap) of cryptocurrencies was $1.27 trillion , down from less than half of the $2.83 trillion it had reached in November of previous year. Bitcoin, the most costly cryptocurrency, had a price per coin of $29,504.9 (about Rs 23 lakh), which was down significantly from its November value of $64,862 (approximately Rs 50.5 lakh). The sudden failure of the "Stabblecoin" (code name UST) in the second week of May was responsible for the large decline.  

 Many times, it occurs that despite all the documentation being proper, the loan is not able to be identified. As a result, the banks inform the borrower that they have a negative credit score. Your credit score may suffer more damage if, in addition to the missed payment on the EMI, you are also late with the payment on the loan or credit card. If your credit score has dropped as a result of this circumstance, then it is important that you learn how to raise it here. What factors lead to a decrease in one's credit score? If you have taken out a loan from a bank and are unable to make the required monthly payments on time, then your credit score will suffer as a direct result of this circumstance. When a loan settlement, a loan default, or a credit card payment is not paid on time, a person's credit score suffers, and this is reflected in the person's overall creditworthiness. In addition to this, if you have agreed to be a guarantor for a loan and the money for the loan ha

 The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has directed that all banks, ATM networks, and white label ATM operators (WLAO) allow consumers to withdraw cash from ATMs without using credit or debit cards. Many banks currently provide this Interpol Cardless Cash Withdrawal (ICCW) service. You will not require a debit or credit card when the modifications are implemented in all banks' ATMs. ATM network need for UPI integration The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has requested that the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) incorporate the universal payment interface (UPI) from all banks and ATM networks so that transactions may be validated. The RBI said in the circular, "All banks, ATM networks, and WLAOs shall provide ICCW on their ATMs. In addition, NPCI has been mandated to link the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) with all banks and ATM networks." ATM stands for 'Automated Teller Machine.' At 1967, the world's first ATM was built in the Barclays branch in Infield. A

 These days, food costs are soaring in nations all over the globe. The export of food grains and fertilizers has been impacted by climate change, heat, drought, and flooding, as well as the continuing conflict in Ukraine during the last several weeks, all of which have a negative impact on the ordinary people's finances. According to experts, if food prices continue to climb at this rate, a number of issues may occur. Food costs reached a 14-year high. According to the International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems (IPES), the price of cereals in March reached its highest level in fourteen years, while the price of maize reached its all-time high. According to the research, climate change, widespread poverty, and armed conflict today pose a severe danger to global food security. If appropriate measures are not implemented, exorbitant prices may become the norm. Why have food costs increased so drastically? War has halted grain shipments from Russia and Ukraine, which ac