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Supreme Court Showdown: Will Trump’s Sweeping Tariffs Survive Friday’s Ruling?

Markets Hold Their Breath Ahead of a Historic Decision: Global markets brace for a decision that could redraw trade policy, corporate profits, and executive power. Global investors are on edge as the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to potentially issue opinions this Friday, January 9, 2026, on the legality of sweeping …

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Thrilling Shift in the Crypto World: Is Ethereum Performance Outshining Bitcoin?

On Wednesday, January 7, 2026, crypto markets experienced sharp fluctuations, with Ethereum emerging as the stronger performer compared to Bitcoin despite an overall dip. The total market value dropped by around 2% to roughly $3.24 trillion, yet Ethereum maintained its relative edge, bolstered by major institutional developments that signal growing …

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U.S. Private-Sector Hiring Rebounds, But ADP Report Undershoots Expectations Ahead of Key Payrolls Data

U.S. private-sector employment picked up modestly in the latest month, according to the ADP National Employment Report, offering signs of resilience in the labor market while also underscoring a slower-than-expected pace of hiring ahead of this week’s closely watched government jobs release. The report — which tracks payroll data from …

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U.S. Futures Trade Mixed as Markets Balance Geopolitics, Oil Developments, and Key Economic Data Ahead

U.S. stock index futures traded without a clear direction on Wednesday, as investors weighed fast-moving geopolitical developments involving Venezuela against a busy slate of upcoming U.S. economic indicators that could help clarify the outlook for growth, inflation, and monetary policy heading into 2026. Trading sentiment remained cautious after recent gains …

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Bitcoin Slips as Geopolitical Jitters and U.S. Data Uncertainty Weigh on Crypto Sentiment

Bitcoin retreated on Wednesday, giving back gains from a brief recovery in the previous session, as a combination of geopolitical uncertainty and investor caution ahead of key U.S. economic data dampened appetite for risk-sensitive digital assets. The broader cryptocurrency market also traded softer despite supportive corporate-index developments, underscoring a fragile …

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Oil Prices Fall as U.S. Moves to Import $2 Billion in Venezuelan Crude, Adding to Supply Concerns

Oil prices declined on Wednesday after U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington had reached an agreement to import around $2 billion worth of Venezuelan crude, a move expected to increase supply to the world’s largest oil-consuming economy. By 05:50 GMT, Brent crude futures were down 1.3% at $59.89 per barrel, …

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US Session Recap: The Labor Market Pivot, Markets Defy Geopolitical Gravity

Despite the high-stakes legal proceedings involving the former Venezuelan leadership in New York, global financial markets have signaled a remarkable resilience. The “geopolitical premium” appears to be stabilizing as speculative interest shifts from military maneuvers to core economic fundamentals. This detachment highlights a growing market confidence in institutional stability despite …

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Is It Time For Gold’s Political Throne In 2026?

The Sovereign Surge: November Recap: While market volatility shakes traditional assets, central banks are reinforcing the “Gold Standard” of the 21st century. According to World Gold Council data, official institutions added 45 tonnes in November alone, pushing the 2025 year-to-date total to a commanding 297 tonnes. This momentum is not …

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