
Bitcoin Climbs Above $64,000, Eyes Weekly Gain Amid Tech Stock Rally
The world's largest cryptocurrency recovered alongside a rally in technology stocks and easing geopolitical tensions, positioning it for a weekly gain of over 2%.

The world's largest cryptocurrency recovered alongside a rally in technology stocks and easing geopolitical tensions, positioning it for a weekly gain of over 2%.

Bitcoin's price remained stable over the weekend, showing resilience to Middle East tensions after U.S. officials confirmed the Strait of Hormuz remains open. Investors are also monitoring key U.S. regulatory developments and a contentious Bitcoin network proposal.

Analysts at Jefferies say a sharp divergence in European energy stocks since the start of the Iran conflict has created buying opportunities, with several large-cap and service companies now appearing oversold despite strong fundamentals.

A Morgan Stanley analysis of thousands of earnings calls shows a growing number of U.S. companies are reporting concrete financial and productivity benefits from AI, moving beyond hype to demonstrate tangible returns on investment.

Bitcoin's price fell Tuesday as U.S. military strikes in the Middle East and weakness in technology stocks prompted a broader risk-off move among investors, despite recent positive inflows into spot ETFs.

The world's largest cryptocurrency recovered alongside a rally in technology stocks, which boosted investor risk appetite. Broader crypto market performance was mixed for the week.

Wall Street analysts issued several notable upgrades this week, with BofA Securities turning bullish on T-Mobile and Deutsche Bank highlighting a valuation opportunity in First Solar after a recent stock decline.

Iran launched missile and drone attacks on U.S. military facilities in Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, and Jordan, retaliating for American airstrikes and ending a fragile three-week ceasefire in the region.

Gold futures are trading in a tight range below the critical $4,130–$4,150 resistance zone, with technical analysis suggesting a bearish continuation pattern is developing that could pressure prices lower.