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I use www.coindesk.com + search YouTube for "bitcoin 2013". There's everything from the talks at Bitcoint 2013 conference to podcast interviews with lead engineer.
Also, there's 3 amazing Clarity experts who can shed some light.
Hi, I run CoinForest.com a bitcoin based ecommerce store, I also write regularly on trends related to Bitcoin, and have been published on Forbes.com.
Here are the places to keep an eye on for things as they emerge:
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/
This page will get you all the news you need. Any big news like a major bank report will almost always make it to the top there.
http://coindesk.com
Is often just behind Reddit, with a bit more analysis on it.
http://bitcoinmagazine.com/
Bitcoin magazine tends to have longer articles, with some more in depth analysis around all aspects of the Bitcoin world, including politics, mining, business, and is especially a great resource for explaining technical aspects of the Bitcoin protocol.
http://thegenesisblock.com/category/economics/
The Genesis Block tends to focus on technical analysis of trends in mining and economics, and they do a damn good job of it.
Those are the places to monitor. I have a sense that you're perhaps looking for some reports by financial institutions. Here are a few articles about major institutions comments and analysis on Bitcoin:
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/bitcoin-fever-is-a-fools-gold-rush-2013-12-03
I don't give investment advice, but if you'd like an overview of things, I'd be happy to talk.
Most of these folks have proffered the good ones, but there's one more I must highlight:
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