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Credit Cracks in Wall Street Shake Bitcoin, but Fed’s Next Move Could Spark a Comeback

A wave of credit anxiety rippled through U.S. markets on Thursday, dragging both regional bank stocks and Bitcoin lower as investors began to spot the first visible cracks in traditional finance. The trigger came from renewed concerns over bad loans and bankruptcies, fueling fears that more trouble could be lurking …

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Budget Breakdown: Senate Fails for Tenth Time to End Government Shutdown

The protracted government shutdown crisis deepened on Thursday as the Senate rejected a funding measure for the tenth time, signaling a complete political stalemate and prolonging the financial pain felt across the nation.Failure to Advance The repeated failure to secure the necessary votes highlights the intractable nature of the negotiations. …

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Fed Split Deepens Over Size of Next Rate Cut Amid Weak Labor Market and Data Gaps

As the Federal Reserve prepares for its late-October meeting, an internal debate has intensified over how aggressively to ease monetary policy in the face of a slowing U.S. labor market and rising geopolitical tension.Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran has renewed his call for a half-percentage-point interest rate cut, arguing that …

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Dow Holds Ground as Earnings Lift Wall Street Confidence Despite Political Gridlock

The Dow Jones Industrial Average steadied on Wednesday, ending the day little changed after testing higher ground earlier in the session. A stronger-than-expected start to corporate earnings season helped counterbalance ongoing political and economic uncertainty, giving investors a reason to stay cautiously optimistic.Several major companies delivered upbeat results, sparking a …

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Oil Slumps Around Five-Month Low as Global Tensions and Supply Fears Cloud Outlook

Oil prices fell sharply on Wednesday, touching their lowest level in five months as renewed trade tensions between the United States and China collided with forecasts of a growing supply glut. The dual pressures revived concerns about slowing global demand and an oversaturated market heading into next year.The slide followed …

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Investment Giant Morgan Stanley Posts Record-Breaking Earnings

Financial behemoth Morgan Stanley delivered a stunning performance for the third quarter of 2025, significantly surpassing market expectations and sending a strong positive signal to investors. The company reported earnings per share (EPS) of $2.80, dramatically outperforming the anticipated $2.09. This robust showing was fueled by record revenues of $18.2 …

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Bitcoin’s Corporate Boom: A 40% Jump in Treasuries Signals Growing Institutional Faith

Bitcoin’s march into the corporate world is gaining momentum. Over the last quarter alone, 48 new companies have joined the ranks of those holding the cryptocurrency in their treasuries — a 40% increase that highlights how “digital gold” is becoming a staple in corporate balance sheets.By the end of September, …

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