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Bitcoin Mining in 2025: Is It All About High Costs, Green Demands, and Tech Hurdles?

Bitcoin mining in 2025 confronts a multifaceted array of environmental, economic, regulatory, technical, and social challenges that demand innovative solutions to ensure the industry’s sustainability and profitability. The process consumes approximately 150 terawatt-hours of energy annually, generating significant carbon emissions that spark environmental concerns and intensify regulatory oversight. This high …

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Trump Discusses Federal Reserve Chair, Tariff Plans, and Trade Deals

In a recent interview with CNBC, President Donald Trump made several key announcements regarding U.S. economic policy, including his thoughts on the Federal Reserve chairmanship, new tariffs, and ongoing international trade negotiations. Fed Chair AppointmentTrump confirmed that Scott Bessent has declined consideration for the role of Federal Reserve Chair, sparking …

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Bitcoin Remains Rangebound Amid U.S. Tariff Concerns and Economic Uncertainty

Bitcoin remained largely unchanged on Tuesday, staying within its recent trading range as traders weighed the growing uncertainty surrounding U.S. trade tariffs and economic growth, which kept risk appetite subdued. The world’s largest cryptocurrency was flat at $114,373.5 as of 00:57 ET (04:57 GMT), continuing its struggle to build on …

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Gold Prices Steady as Markets Anticipate Fed Rate Cuts Amid Rising Trade Tensions

Gold prices held steady on Tuesday after three consecutive days of gains, buoyed by growing expectations that the Federal Reserve will implement a rate cut in September. This sentiment was further fueled by concerns over the U.S. economy and escalating trade tensions, which continue to provide support for safe-haven assets …

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Can Switzerland Dodge Trump’s Tariff Storm with a Sweeter Deal?

Switzerland is racing against time to counter steep U.S. tariffs set to hit its exports with a hefty 39% duty, one of the highest globally, starting Thursday, August 7, 2025. The Alpine nation, stunned by President Donald Trump’s announcement, convened an emergency meeting on Monday to craft a “more attractive” …

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Will EUR/USD Break Out as Fed Rate Cut Odds Soar and Eurozone Sentiment Falters?

The EUR/USD pair held steady on Monday, hovering near Friday’s closing levels after a robust 1.52% rally sparked by a disappointing U.S. jobs report. The weak Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) data, coupled with significant downward revisions to May and June figures, has fueled expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in …

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Are U.S. Treasury Yields Signaling a Market Rebound?

U.S. Treasury yields climbed at the close of Monday’s trading, propelled by positive economic developments and shifting trade dynamics that bolstered investor risk appetite. This surge in optimism triggered heavy selling of U.S. Treasuries, which maintain an inverse relationship with their yields, as market participants leaned into riskier assets. The …

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Can the Japanese Yen Sustain Its Rally as Fed Policy Uncertainty Weighs on the Dollar?

The Japanese Yen (JPY) is gaining momentum against the U.S. Dollar (USD), climbing from a four-month low of 150.84 after a disappointing U.S. jobs report last Friday. The USD/JPY pair hovered around 147.00 during Monday’s U.S. trading session, reflecting a pullback in the Greenback’s recent strength. The U.S. Dollar Index …

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