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Bitcoin Treads Water at $66K as Fed Meeting and Iran MOU Signing Keep Traders Cautious

Key Takeaways Bitcoin barely moves: The world’s largest crypto rose just 0.4% to $66,116.4 as caution prevailed ahead of two major catalysts. Recovery fading: Bitcoin had bounced in recent sessions on Iran peace deal optimism, but the upside is stalling. Iran MOU signing Friday: Both sides agreed to halt hostilities, …

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Trump Says Hormuz “Completely Open” by Friday as G7 Diplomacy Accelerates: Israel’s Lebanon Offensive Threatens to Derail MOU

Key Takeaways Trump’s Friday deadline: Speaking at the G7 in France, the president said the Strait of Hormuz is already “partially opened” and will be “completely opened” by Friday. WSJ contradicts timeline: Senior U.S. officials told the paper it could take two weeks for normal shipping operations to resume. Brent …

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Oil Holds Near 3-Month Lows as Hormuz Deal Details Awaited: Trump Says Ships Moving But Full Recovery Months Away

Key Takeaways Oil edges lower: Brent fell 0.5% to $82.75 per barrel, while WTI dipped 0.3% to $80.54 — consolidating near Monday’s 5% crash. Both at March lows: Monday’s sharp selloff erased much of the geopolitical risk premium built up during the Gulf conflict. MOU details: Trump’s interim deal extends …

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Nikkei Breaks 70,000 After BOJ Hikes to 1%: KOSPI Extends Tech Rally as China’s Weak Data Weighs on Hang Seng

Key Takeaways Nikkei hits record above 70,000: Japan’s benchmark rose 0.5% to breach the historic milestone after the BOJ delivered its expected hike. BOJ hikes to 1%: The 25 basis point increase was widely anticipated; the central bank signaled readiness to hike further if inflation and growth progress as expected. …

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Rates Higher for Longer: The Four Words Looming Over Wall Street, Main Street

Millions of Americans hoping for lower borrowing costs this summer are likely to be disappointed.When the Federal Reserve concludes its latest policy meeting this week, investors overwhelmingly expect interest rates to remain unchanged. Yet the bigger story may not be the decision itself, but what it reveals about the philosophy …

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Brent Slides 3.7%, WTI Drops 3.5% as Hormuz Reopening Eases Energy Stress

Oil Plunges More Than 5% as Hormuz Reopening Sparks Global Market RallyA Peace Deal Rewrites the Market NarrativeFor months, the global economy has been held hostage by one question: what happens if energy supplies from the Middle East remain disrupted?On Monday, markets finally received an answer.A breakthrough agreement between the …

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US Dollar Retreats as Middle East Peace Hopes Grow, but Fed Keeps Bulls Interested

The US dollar started the week under pressure as investors reacted to growing optimism surrounding a potential peace agreement between the United States and Iran. Improved sentiment across global markets reduced demand for traditional safe-haven assets, prompting some traders to move away from the greenback.The shift followed reports that both …

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June 19: US-Iran Memorandum Nears Signature as Crypto Markets Brace for Ripple Effects

A planned memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran, expected to be signed on June 19, could mark one of the most significant diplomatic breakthroughs between the two countries in years. The proposed framework aims to extend the current ceasefire, reopen the strategically important Strait of Hormuz, and …

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Why it matters: US Factory Momentum Cools as Industrial Output Misses Forecasts

Growth in US industrial production slowed sharply in May, adding to signs that the country’s manufacturing sector may be losing momentum after a strong spring rebound.Official data showed industrial output rose by just 0.1% during the month, falling short of expectations and marking a significant slowdown from April’s 0.7% increase, …

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