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Dow Jones Soars On Market Optimism Stirred By Bessent’s Nomination for Treasury Dept

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) surged to a new all-time high just below the 44,800 mark on Monday. This bullish movement in equity markets was driven by two significant factors: the anticipation of Scott Bessent as the new Treasury Secretary under President-elect Donald Trump, and the rumors of a …

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What Do Global Markets Expect From Trump’s Pick for Treasury Secretary?

Financial markets responded positively on Monday to President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination of hedge fund manager Scott Bessent as US Treasury Secretary. Currencies across the globe rallied, reflecting investor optimism that Bessent, founder of Key Square Group, could temper some of Trump’s more extreme economic views.Market ReactionsThe US Dollar Index (DXY), …

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Why Trump’s Looming Policies Still Trigger Inflation Concerns

As Donald Trump’s second term approaches, his policy proposals have sparked widespread concern about a potential resurgence of inflation. However, leading economists argue that these fears may be overstated. The debate centers around the impact of Trump’s policies versus the role of the Federal Reserve and money supply dynamics.Immediate Market …

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$100,000 – A Turning Point for Bitcoin Price: Catalyst for Cryptocurrency Adoption, Regulatory Development

Bitcoin’s journey towards the $100,000 mark represents a pivotal moment. The price movement of the world’s most famous cryptocurrency is driven by several factors, including institutional adoption, global economic uncertainty, and the inherent strength and security of the Bitcoin network. The recent significant rise is expected to accelerate the adoption …

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DXY closes trading week strong Despite paring some gains

The US Dollar Index (DXY) experienced a slight pullback on Friday, November 22nd, after reaching a two-year high amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. While the robust S&P PMI data underscored the resilience of the US economy, supporting the DXY’s upward trajectory, several factors contributed to its decline.Firstly, profit-taking emerged as a …

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