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Bitcoin has surged beyond the $76,000 mark, currently trading at $76,001.81. While the 24-hour loss has narrowed to 0.41%, market volatility remains significant. Investors are advised to monitor price movements closely and implement robust risk management strategies to navigate the turbulent conditions.
Read MoreThe Federal Reserve offered no clear signals on future interest rate adjustments, while highlighting that Middle East tensions create significant economic uncertainty. This complicates monetary policy forecasts and underscores geopolitics as a key decision-making factor.
Read MorePresident Putin declared Russia's readiness to implement a ceasefire during the Victory Day commemorations, following a discussion with the US President. The proposal received American support, marking a potential step towards de-escalation in ongoing regional tensions through diplomatic channels.
Read MoreCoinbase, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has announced plans to list the MegaETH (MEGA) token. The integration will initially be available to users in eligible trading regions, significantly boosting the token's market accessibility and visibility.
Read MoreAlphabet reported exceptional Q1 2024 results, surpassing expectations. Revenue hit $109.9 billion, up 22% year-over-year. Google Cloud was the standout, soaring 63% to $20.03 billion. Operating profit jumped 30%, demonstrating robust financial health.
Read MoreOn April 30, US major indices closed mixed. The Nasdaq edged up slightly, while the Dow and S&P 500 dipped. Tech stocks showed divergence, with Amazon and Broadcom rising over 1%, and Microsoft and Nvidia falling more than 1%, indicating cautious sentiment ahead of key data.
Read MoreFed Chair Powell stated that clear signals will be given before any future rate adjustments, whether hikes or cuts. He emphasized the current policy stance is appropriate and noted no broad support for major shifts in rate projections.
Read MoreFederal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell indicated that tariff-driven inflationary pressures are expected to ease over the next two quarters. He emphasized the need to assess energy and tariff developments before considering rate adjustments. Support among officials for shifting to a neutral stance has grown, with potential changes to the policy bias and rate guidance at the next meeting.
Read MoreOn April 30, Fed Chair Jerome Powell stated he will not leave the Federal Reserve before the Justice Department's inquiry is fully concluded. After his term as chair ends, he will remain as a governor starting May 15, pledging to depart only at an appropriate future time.
Read MoreFed Chair Powell stated current monetary policy supports achieving dual mandates. U.S. economy shows resilient growth and consumer spending, though job gains slowed and Middle East tensions create uncertainty. Long-term inflation expectations align with 2% target.
Read MoreThe Federal Reserve has intensified its inflation language, describing it as "still high" versus the prior "elevated." This shift is primarily attributed to global energy price pressures. The report also notes that job growth has remained at a moderate pace on average.
Read MoreThe Federal Reserve's latest policy meeting revealed a rare deep split, with an 8-4 vote marking the highest dissent since October 1992. Four officials objected to the rate decision or its dovish tone, with one advocating for an immediate cut, highlighting intense internal debate over the economic outlook.
Read MoreBitcoin faces intense volatility, dropping below the key $75,000 support level to $74,966.94, marking a 1.58% decline in 24 hours. Market uncertainty is rising, urging investors to monitor closely and manage risks prudently.
Read MoreThe Federal Reserve has kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.5%-3.75%, aligning with market forecasts. This decision continues the policy stance held since the last rate cut in December 2025, signaling a period of monetary stability and careful economic assessment.
Read MoreThe U.S. President emphasized maritime blockade as the "most effective" pressure tactic against Iran, rejecting Tehran's proposal to lift sanctions before talks. Sources indicate the U.S. military has prepared "swift and decisive" strike plans targeting Iranian infrastructure, raising the specter of military action if diplomatic deadlock persists.
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