The world's largest cryptocurrency is poised for a weekly increase, supported by U.S. labor market data that eased fears of Federal Reserve rate hikes and a return to net inflows for spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Global crypto services firm BTSE Group has entered the Indonesian market by launching a regulated digital asset exchange, BTSE Indonesia, through a joint venture with a local partner.
Analysts at Bernstein describe the current Bitcoin downturn as milder than previous cycles, suggesting the market is maturing despite significant price declines and ETF outflows.
The world's largest cryptocurrency fell as investors reacted to U.S. retaliatory strikes in the Middle East and a sell-off in technology stocks, despite positive inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs.
According to Jefferies, a sharp divergence in European energy stocks since the Iran conflict began has left several large-cap and service companies 'oversold,' creating selective buying opportunities for investors.
In discussions with analysts, Nvidia confirmed its future product roadmap remains on track and that AI infrastructure demand is expanding significantly to enterprises and sovereign customers, addressing key investor questions.
UBS Asset Management remains constructive on global equities, arguing that resilient economic growth and broadening corporate earnings can support the bull market even if the Federal Reserve raises interest rates further.
A Georgian court has sentenced opposition politician Aleko Elisashvili to 13 years in prison for attempted terrorism, a verdict that comes amid growing concerns from government critics over democratic backsliding in the country.
European wheat futures climbed to a six-week high amid market speculation that escalating conflict could lead to a closure of the Sea of Azov, threatening grain exports from top supplier Russia.
