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Brent crude oil surged past $109 per barrel, reigniting inflation fears and forcing policymakers and markets to grapple with renewed supply-chain cost pressures.
Brazil’s central bank has outlawed the use of stablecoins and other cryptocurrencies for settling international remittances, forcing fintechs and payment firms to revert to traditional foreign‑exchang
Fears of a 2008-style housing crash are resurging as mortgage rates climb and median home prices hit $408,800—but financial experts argue the fundamentals driving that collapse simply aren't present i
Even as Iran tightens maritime pressure and Trump wrestles with a $20 billion legal battle, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq surged to fresh record highs, driven by strong tech earnings and an oil rally that fa
A Bitget Wallet report with Polymarket shows prediction markets have morphed into a $240 billion‑size, retail‑driven ecosystem, with daily micro‑trades eclipsing occasional big bets. Monthly volume on
Federal Reserve Bank of New York researchers have confirmed the K-shaped economy has persisted since 2023, with inflation disproportionately squeezing lower-income households while stock market gains
Bitcoin rebounded above $78,000 after Iran‑driven jitters, while the S&P 500 notched a fresh all‑time high, and the Senate cleared a key stable‑coin yield hurdle with the Clarity Act compromise. The p
Bitcoin reclaimed the $78,000 level as the S&P 500 hit a fresh all‑time high, driven by strong institutional buying. Yet options traders remain cautious, pricing only a 25% chance of the price breachi
AI‑driven trading and a surge in Apple shares propelled the S&P 500 past 7,100 and sent the Nasdaq on its longest winning streak since 1992. WSJ, Yahoo Finance and Boston.com all note that falling oil
Bitcoin’s market metrics are aligning for a breakout: spot buying pressure, rising open interest, shrinking short positions, and record ETF inflows all point to a push toward the $80,000 threshold. Da
Sen. Thom Tillis and Maryland Gov. Angela Alsobrooks forged a bipartisan deal that bans interest‑like rewards on stablecoins and orders regulators to draft new disclosure rules ahead of a May crypto m
Exxon and Chevron reported sharp Q1 profit declines — Exxon down 46% to $4.2bn, Chevron down 37% to $2.2bn — blaming timing effects from Iran war disruptions even as oil prices hit levels unseen since
Nasdaq extends its longest winning streak since 1992 while the S&P 500 posts its best month since 2020, climbing above 7,100 points. Meanwhile, Berkshire Hathaway’s earnings report on Saturday adds a
Japan’s Ministry of Finance launched a $34.5 bn yen‑support operation, prompting a sharp rally in the currency and a wave of comment from traders and officials. The move, linked to Iran‑war fallout, h
New York Fed research confirms the U.S. economy's K-shaped dynamics, showing that since 2023, high-income households have driven virtually all real retail spending growth while low-income consumers ha
Economist Mohamed El‑Erian says the United States is outpacing rivals in the Iran‑driven conflict, but the economy faces a one‑month deadline to avert a deeper downturn. Meanwhile, Iran’s shutdown of
ExxonMobil and Chevron posted weaker quarterly earnings as oil prices jumped, with CEOs signaling that the Iran‑driven supply shock has yet to be fully priced in. CNN and CNBC stress the upside for fu
Atlassian, Twilio, and Five9 shares jumped 16-25% in premarket trading Friday after earnings beats all three CEOs attributed to AI-driven enterprise demand, putting a notable dent in the 'SaaSpocalyps
U.S. equities surged in April 2026, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posting double‑digit gains despite soaring oil prices, rising bond yields, and ongoing Middle‑East tensions, while investors in retireme
Google’s aggressive rollout of Gemini AI across Chrome shows it’s extracting value from its AI capex, while the broader Big Tech earnings season fuels a record market rally and divides investors betwe
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