Bitcoin continued its downward trend for the fourth consecutive day on Thursday, as concerns over U.S. tariffs and broader risk-off sentiment weighed on the cryptocurrency market. At 02:12 ET (07:12 GMT): Bitcoin fell 2.8% to $86,246.28, remaining near its lowest level since mid-November 2024. The token had dipped as low …
Read More »Oil Prices Edge Up After Two-Month Low, Market Eyes Mixed U.S. Inventory Data
Oil prices rebounded slightly in Asian trading on Thursday, recovering from a two-month low as investors analyzed President Donald Trump’s fresh tariff threats and a mixed U.S. inventory report. At 21:55 ET (02:55 GMT): Brent Oil Futures rose 0.3% to $72.77 per barrel Crude Oil WTI Futures (March expiry) gained …
Read More »European Markets Decline as Trump Confirms Tariffs on EU Imports
European stocks traded lower on Thursday as markets reacted to U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of 25% tariffs on European Union imports, escalating trade tensions between the two economies. Market Performance At 03:15 ET (08:15 GMT): Germany’s DAX fell 1% France’s CAC 40 slipped 0.3% UK’s FTSE 100 remained unchanged …
Read More »Gold Prices Decline as Stronger Dollar, Trade Tariff Uncertainty Weigh on Markets
Gold prices fell in Asian trading on Thursday, extending their retreat from record highs as a stronger U.S. dollar and ongoing trade tariff concerns pressured the precious metal. Gold Pulls Back from Record Highs Profit-taking drove gold prices lower, despite lingering safe-haven demand amid rising trade tensions and signs of …
Read More »U.S. Stock Futures Rise Ahead of Nvidia Earnings, AI and Economic Concerns in Focus
U.S. stock futures edged higher on Wednesday as investors prepared for the highly anticipated fourth-quarter earnings report from Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA), a key player in the artificial intelligence boom. Market Overview As of 06:37 ET (11:37 GMT), the Dow Jones Industrial Average futures gained 134 points (0.3%), S&P 500 futures …
Read More »Gold Prices Steady Amid Safe-Haven Demand, Copper Rises on Chile Supply Concerns
Gold prices remained stable in Asian trading on Wednesday, holding near recent record highs as safe-haven demand persisted despite some profit-taking. Meanwhile, copper prices surged due to a major power outage in Chile, which raised concerns over supply disruptions. Gold Market Overview Spot gold traded at $2,916.06 per ounce, while …
Read More »Oil Prices Hover Near Two-Month Lows Amid Russia-Ukraine Peace Prospects
Oil prices remained under pressure on Wednesday, trading near two-month lows as growing optimism over a potential peace deal between Russia and Ukraine weighed on the market. However, a decline in U.S. crude stockpiles provided some support, limiting further losses. Market Performance By 11:42 GMT, Brent crude edged lower by …
Read More »Bitcoin Hits Three-Month Low Amid Tariff Concerns and ETF Outflows
Bitcoin extended its losing streak into a fourth straight session on Wednesday, falling 3.6% to $88,706.9 and briefly touching $86,000, its lowest level in three months. The cryptocurrency market remains under pressure due to: U.S. trade tariff concerns, sparked by former President Donald Trump’s tariff threats on Canada, Mexico, and …
Read More »Dollar Under Pressure as U.S. Yields Drop, Euro Strengthens on German Fiscal Hopes
The U.S. dollar remained under pressure on Tuesday, hovering just above a two-month low, as declining U.S. Treasury yields and growing expectations of increased German fiscal spending bolstered the euro. Key Market Movements Euro (EUR/USD): Up 0.3% to $1.0497, supported by speculation that Germany may increase defense spending, leading to …
Read More »Japan’s Auto Industry Urges Government to Shield Automakers from U.S. Tariffs
Japan’s automobile industry association has urged the government to protect Japanese automakers from potential U.S. import tariffs on autos and parts, which could significantly impact the economies of both countries. Key Concerns from Japan’s Auto Industry JAMA (Japan Automobile Manufacturers’ Association) Chairman Masanori Katayama warned of the negative economic consequences …
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