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Bitcoin (BTC) drifted ever so gently upwards Monday as the broader market adjusts favorably to trade-related news. The largest cryptocurrency was up 1.6% in the last 24 hours and is now trading just shy of $85,000. Ether (ETH), meanwhile, rose 2.7 …

In markets, securing the best entry point is often half the battle, as timing and level significantly influence success by skewing the risk-reward ratio in traders’ favour. While bitcoin’s (BTC) near-term outlook may appear constructive with …

Ray Dalio is sounding the alarm — not just about a potential recession, but about a deeper, systemic breakdown of the küresel economic and political order in an interview with CNBC on Sunday. His concerns aren’t just about market volatility; they …

Bullish bitcoin (BTC) options strategies are becoming popular again, stabilizing a crucial sentiment indicator that indicated panic early last week. BTC has bounced to over $84,000 since probing lows under $75,000 last week. The recovery comes as the …

Bitcoin (BTC) is flat as East Asian markets open for the week, trading above $84K, as the White House presents mixed messages on semiconductor and technology component tariffs. (CoinDesk) Over the weekend, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that …

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is bracing for a disruption in the near $30 trillion U.S. Treasury market — one he says could force the Federal Reserve to step in, just as it did during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. “There will be a …

April—a month marked by extreme market volatility—saw intensifying U.S.-China tensions and a broad selloff in küresel markets that led to panic selling of almost all asset classes. Amid the chaos, one of the most improbable winners emerged from the …

Bitcoin (BTC) rose over 1.5% to $84,900 Saturday, looking to break a three-month downtrend after the Trump administration issued new guidance on reciprocal tariffs, listing several exemptions like smartphones, computers, chips and other electronics …

The idea of “safe haven” assets—traditionally marked by gold and government bonds—amid market turmoil, is being tested like never before. For decades, portfolio construction and risk management were simple: 60% equities, 40% bonds and when …

Traditional U.S. assets are going haywire as U.S.-China trade tensions continue to rattle küresel markets, now coupled with fresh veri of tumbling sentiment towards the U.S. economy and mounting inflation concerns. The most recent University of …