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Warsh Rewires the Fed While Battling Inflation
Federal Reserve chairman Kevin Warsh is attempting to fundamentally rethink the central bank's approach to guiding the economy while simultaneously deploying its standard policy toolkit against stubbo
Treasury yields inch lower as investors look ahead to key inflation data
U.S. Treasury yields edged lower Monday as traders pared back September rate-hike odds following a weak July payrolls report, with their attention now pivoting to Wednesday's core inflation release.
Live updates: BTC above $65,000 even as the Senate punts the CLARITY Act to the fall
Bitcoin held near $65,200 on Monday, up 3.7% on the week, even as the Senate failed to pass the CLARITY Act before its August recess and pushed any vote to September 14 at the earliest.
Fed Chair Warsh's 12-Word Statement Rattles Wall Street
Major outlets are raising alarms about Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's leadership, from a 12-word statement that rattled Wall Street to questions about his readiness if the economy breaks.
Bitcoin tops $65,000 with U.S. inflation data due this week
Bitcoin rallied above $65,000, up nearly 3% on the week alongside broad crypto gains, as a weak U.S. jobs report eased Federal Reserve rate-hike fears ahead of Wednesday's CPI release.
Australia orders Cryptolink Bitcoin ATMs offline over ‘basic reporting’ failures
Australia's anti-money laundering watchdog AUSTRAC has suspended Bitcoin ATM operator Cryptolink's registration for three months, citing ongoing compliance failures including missed transaction report
XRP Drops 5% as Bitcoin, Ether, Solana Rally
XRP is being left behind in the latest crypto rally as regulatory uncertainty around the CLARITY Act and a near-collapse in ETF inflows leave the token stuck near $1.03 even as peers surge.
Oil Rises as Iran Denies Direct Hormuz Talks
Oil prices climbed Monday as Iran's foreign minister publicly denied being in direct talks with the U.S. to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, contradicting Washington's claim that a deal was near and under
First Quantum Crypto Hack Will Look Unexplained: Quantus
A blockchain startup founder is warning that the first quantum attack on crypto won't announce itself with a dramatic heist of Satoshi's Bitcoin — it would surface as a wave of unexplained wallet brea
U.S. Stock Futures Flat on Iran Demands, Inflation Wait
U.S. stock futures held flat Sunday evening as new Iranian demands reignited doubts about a near-term Strait of Hormuz reopening, with investors also awaiting key inflation data later this week.
China Deploys $28 Trillion to Challenge U.S. in AI Race
China is mobilizing its $28 trillion capital markets to finance an AI push aimed at overtaking the US, with a wave of new AI listings and chipmakers like CXMT planning massive fab expansions.
Stocks Rise, Oil Mixed on Iran-Oman Hormuz Talks
Global markets moved on Iran-Oman negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz, with stocks ticking higher and oil prices sending conflicting signals across outlets — some calling oil steady, others pointin
Oil Rises as Iran Sets Conditions for Hormuz Deal
Oil prices climbed Monday on uncertainty over the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, as Iran said a shipping-lane deal with Oman was in its 'final stages' but insisted the US must first meet condition
Argus sends strong SpaceX signal that goes against the market - thestreet.com
Argus issued a bullish SpaceX signal that runs against broader market skepticism, as the company's stock staged a $327 billion rally and approached its IPO price again.
Berkshire Ends 14-Quarter Selling Streak With $23.5B in Buys
Berkshire Hathaway ended a 14-quarter net selling streak with $23.5 billion in stock purchases — including $10 billion directed to a single company at a private price — as Greg Abel put the conglomera
'Very Little to Like': July Jobs Report, Stocks Jump
Wall Street delivered a grim verdict on a surprise July jobs report even as stocks rallied, with multiple outlets flagging employers pulling back on hiring and economists cooling bets on a September F
SpaceX Lock-Up Rally Shows Investors Got The Selloff Wrong - Forbes
A SpaceX lock-up rally has Forbes arguing that investors who sold off misread the stock, even as some market participants still expect shares to slide to $100 and The Economist flags renewed doubts ab
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Markets Brace for July Inflation Data
The week's market calendar centers on July inflation data, with consumer spending, AI infrastructure developments, and earnings momentum also flagged as key catalysts by three different weekly preview
Warsh's 12-Word Statement Rattles Wall Street
Multiple outlets are converging on Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's communication style — specifically his silences and a brief 12-word statement — as the central story rather than any specific policy action.
The bank behind China’s AI listings bonanza - Financial Times
Three outlets report a surge in Chinese AI listings, with Bloomberg citing $28 trillion in capital markets being mobilized to challenge US AI dominance, while the Financial Times zeroes in on a specif
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