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Bitcoin Slips in Asia as CPI Uncertainty and Geopolitical Risks Dampen Risk Appetite

Bitcoin edged lower in Asian trading on Tuesday, underperforming equity markets as investors remained cautious ahead of key U.S. inflation data and amid rising geopolitical tensions across several regions. The world’s largest cryptocurrency slipped 0.2% to $91,894 by 00:33 ET, extending a period of subdued performance that has characterized late …

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European Stocks Edge Higher as Markets Weigh Iran Risks, U.S. Inflation and Earnings Season

European equities traded mixed to slightly higher on Tuesday, as investors balanced a positive lead from global markets against rising geopolitical tensions, key U.S. inflation data, and the start of a crucial earnings season. By 03:05 ET, Germany’s DAX was up 0.1% and the U.K.’s FTSE 100 gained 0.1%, while …

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Oil Prices Climb for Fourth Session as Iran Unrest and Russia Risks Tighten Supply Outlook

Oil prices extended their rally in Asian trading on Tuesday, rising for a fourth straight session as markets priced in mounting supply risks from Iran and Russia, offsetting lingering expectations of additional barrels returning from Venezuela. By 21:18 ET (02:18 GMT), Brent crude futures for March delivery were up 0.4% …

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OPEC’s Waning Influence: US Interior Chief Predicts Major Geopolitical Energy Shift

In a high-profile television appearance, the US Interior Secretary—a vocal proponent of expanding domestic fossil fuel output—delivered a bold assessment of global oil dynamics amid rising international tensions. Drawing from his background as a former state leader in an energy-rich region, he highlighted how evolving world events are poised to …

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S&P 500 Breaks Records Amid Powell’s Row, Credit Rate Shock

Wall Street Climbs Despite Powell Probe: The S&P 500 surged to a fresh all-time intraday high, defying early-session losses and political turbulence. Investors brushed aside news that federal prosecutors had opened a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, focusing instead on upcoming economic data and corporate earnings. The …

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Warnings of Consequences from Powell Probe; Yellen Calls It ‘A Terrifying Move’

Janet Yellen, the former Federal Reserve chair, has warned that the criminal investigation targeting current Fed Chair Jerome Powell poses a grave threat to the independence of the U.S. central bank.Yellen emphasized that markets should be far more concerned than they currently appear to be. These remarks come amid escalating …

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Taiwan Semiconductor at a Crossroads Ahead of Crucial Earnings: Strong Momentum Meets Growing Uncertainty

Taiwan Semiconductor is preparing to unveil its latest quarterly results at a time when global attention is firmly fixed on the chip industry. The company enters this earnings season with strong momentum, supported by rising demand for advanced chips and renewed growth across the technology sector. Expectations are high after …

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CPI Preview: Small Businesses Struggle as Inflation and High Rates Bite Main Street

Wall Street Booms, Main Street Breaks: Small businesses across the U.S. are sounding the alarm as rising inflation and high borrowing costs squeeze operations, even as Wall Street continues to post record profits. Many entrepreneurs are struggling to keep up, facing increased costs while larger corporations thrive, leaving Main Street …

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