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Economic Data Signals Waning Confidence in Major Economies

Critical economic data releases illuminated the performance of key sectors in major global economies, driving market movements throughout the trading day. A recurring theme of declining confidence among consumers and businesses emerged, evident in both the U.S. and Europe.U.S. Economic Indicators FalterIn the U.S., the Conference Board’s Consumer Confidence Index …

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Bitcoin’s Wild Ride: Tariff Fears Fade as ETF Inflows Fuel Recovery Above $88K

The cryptocurrency market experienced a rollercoaster ride on Tuesday, initially plunging into a sea of red following President Trump’s announcement of secondary tariffs. A $60 billion outflow dragged the market capitalization below the crucial $3 trillion mark, with Bitcoin retracing from a 17-day peak of $88,700 towards $87,100. The tariff …

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Oil Prices Dip as Ukraine Declares Black Sea and Energy Ceasefire, U.S. Threatens Venezuelan Oil Tariffs

Oil prices took a slight tumble on Tuesday following a surprising announcement from Ukraine’s leadership, signaling an immediate truce with Russia that encompasses the Black Sea and energy infrastructure. Despite the dip, crude prices found some footing thanks to looming U.S. tariffs that could tighten global oil supply by targeting …

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Black Sea Bargain: U.S. Brokers a Fleeting Calm in Ukraine

Zelenskyy Ushers in Fragile Ceasefire Amid Ukraine-Russia StandoffIn a bold move toward de-escalation, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced on Tuesday that Ukraine will immediately enact a partial ceasefire, halting attacks on energy infrastructure as Russia’s invasion—now in its 1,125th day—continues unabated. This interim peace initiative, brokered by U.S. delegates under …

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Reading Between the Lines: Eurozone Economy Gains Momentum as Manufacturing Rebounds

The eurozone’s economic outlook is brightening as the composite Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for March climbed to 50.4, up from 50.2 in February, signaling continued expansion in private sector activity. This uptick, driven largely by renewed optimism in Germany’s manufacturing sector, marks a strong finish to the first quarter of …

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US Stocks Attempt Recovery Amidst Federal Reserve’s Hawkish Stance

US stocks are attempting a cautious recovery on Tuesday, navigating a landscape fraught with negative pressures. These include a confluence of lackluster economic data and recent statements from the Federal Reserve, signaling a potential inclination to maintain current interest rate levels for an extended period.Adding to investor concerns, the Conference …

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