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San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly highlighted the strong March jobs report, stating it provides policymakers more time to balance inflation and labor market risks. She noted economic stability and ongoing consumer spending, though geopolitical uncertainties remain a factor.
Read MoreOvernight developments spanned geopolitics and crypto. US-Iran talks stalled amid tensions. Charles Schwab unveiled a crypto trading service, while a prominent investigator raised concerns over Circle's finances. Dmail also announced its impending shutdown.
Read MoreRecent intelligence suggests Iran may prolong the closure of the Strait of Hormuz as a strategic tool. This critical oil transit route's blockade threatens global energy security and reflects deepening geopolitical tensions in the Persian Gulf region.
Read MoreIsrael's military detected missile launches from Iran toward its territory in the early hours of April 4, activating air defense systems for interception. Air raid sirens sounded across multiple locations in southern Israel, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions.
Read MoreAnalysts suggest Microsoft's push to develop its own cutting-edge AI models by 2027 will consume significant computing power. This internal focus may temporarily prioritize R&D over Azure cloud growth, limiting near-term expansion until resource demands ease after the training phase.
Read MoreA DeFi lending protocol has issued an urgent security alert regarding a potential domain hijacking incident. Users are strongly advised to halt all interactions with the official website immediately. While user funds remain secure, the front-end is currently under investigation.
Read MoreFormer President Trump attributed recent positive economic trends to his policy framework, highlighting private sector job growth, a resurgence in manufacturing investment, and a significant narrowing of the trade deficit.
Read MoreIran's military issued a stern warning, stating that any attempt by the US and its allies to damage Iranian infrastructure will trigger a decisive counterattack targeting key assets of the US and Israel in the region, including energy and economic centers.
Read MoreUS-Iran ceasefire negotiations face dual setbacks. Iran has formally refused to meet US officials in coming days, deeming US demands unacceptable. Meanwhile, Qatar, a potential key mediator, has informed the US it will not play a leading role. Regional efforts continue to seek new venues and proposals to break the deadlock.
Read MoreA U.S. district judge rejected the DOJ's request to rehear a ruling blocking subpoenas in the Powell investigation, citing improper motives. The planned appeal could delay the confirmation of a key Federal Reserve nomination, highlighting ongoing political tensions.
Read MoreFresh analysis suggests recent U.S. job figures overstate market strength. As geopolitical impacts ripple through the economy, hiring is set to slow. Forecasts indicate the Fed may cut rates twice this year to preempt labor market softening, looking beyond transient inflation pressures.
Read MorePresident Trump asserts that ongoing negotiations with Iran remain unaffected by a recent US jet crash in the region, emphasizing that military actions and diplomatic talks proceed independently amid heightened tensions.
Read MoreThe US Dollar Index rose for the third consecutive day, gaining 0.19% and closing firmly at 100.218. This upward movement highlights short-term market confidence in dollar-denominated assets, likely influenced by macroeconomic data and investor sentiment.
Read MoreIran's armed forces have issued a statement denying claims that its air defense systems were destroyed, while providing updates on recent military operations and affirming their defensive readiness.
Read MoreIran's military claims its air defense network shot down a US A-10 'Warthog' attack aircraft near the Strait of Hormuz, labeling it an 'aggressive hostile force.' The US confirmed an A-10 crashed in the area, with the pilot rescued, escalating regional tensions.
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