U.S. oil futures surged after the White House announced a draw from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, a move that countered market worries about a supply glut. While the NYT notes that prices stayed up
India’s gas supply crunch is hurting manufacturers, yet analysts see buying opportunities in downstream distributors and oil marketers; PSU banks are losing market share to private banks as HDFC’s mer
Iran’s threat to shut the Strait of Hormuz sent crude above $95, reviving inflation worries and forcing markets to trim expectations for Fed rate cuts. Goldman Sachs now sees U.S. PCE inflation near 3
After 18 years at the helm, Adobe’s CEO Shantanu Narayen will step down, leaving the firm to navigate a fast‑moving AI‑driven creative market as its stock slides 22% this year despite solid quarterly
Geopolitical tensions and soaring oil prices have wiped out expectations for an early Fed rate cut, shifting the market’s first‑trim outlook to September or later as inflation remains stubborn.
Geopolitical tensions and soaring oil prices have wiped out expectations for an early Fed rate cut, shifting the market’s first‑trim outlook to September or later as inflation remains stubborn.
Bitcoin’s funding rate turned sharply negative, signaling aggressive short‑selling, yet institutional inflows and a modest futures premium keep a steep crash at bay. Rising gold prices and higher Trea
A fresh Iran‑Israel conflict, a sharp oil price surge, climbing U.S. mortgage rates and record travel costs are reigniting a global slowdown, hitting vulnerable economies and shifting investment focus
Economists expect the Fed to keep rates steady in March but likely cut them in June, despite war‑driven oil price spikes keeping inflation risk high; political pressure from Trump’s Kevin Warsh nomina
Trump’s administration is flooding the market with a historic 400‑million‑barrel emergency oil release to tame soaring prices, yet the modest market reaction reveals how little leverage the president
The Dow slipped 300 points as oil surged on fresh Iran‑War tensions, dragging equities and emerging‑market bonds lower, while Bitcoin rallied and private‑market investors found a distraction in the tu
Bullish surged 62% in February spot volume to $76 billion, overtaking Coinbase and becoming the third‑largest centralized crypto exchange by market share, while overall CEX activity slipped 2.4% and B
Geopolitical tensions have reignited oil prices, sparking short‑term market frenzy, but history suggests the spike will fade and savvy investors should look beyond the hype to long‑term opportunities.
Bitcoin steadied after a cooling February inflation print, while options traders piled on bets that the cryptocurrency could bounce back to $80,000. At the same time, the escalating Iran conflict has
US equities were split as steady inflation kept the S&P and Nasdaq in modest gain while the Dow slipped, and oil surged above $90 on a widening Iran‑Israel conflict. Meanwhile, AI‑driven Oracle rallie
U.S. equities held steady as oil prices slipped after a brief surge tied to the Iran‑Israel conflict, but market volatility persisted. Reuters noted a modest retreat in oil, while CNN and CNBC reporte
US stock futures barely edged lower as fresh CPI data met expectations while geopolitical tension from the Iran‑Hormuz conflict pushed oil above $85 a barrel, and Oracle’s upbeat earnings offered a ra
Senators are hammering out a narrow compromise on stablecoin rewards to revive the stalled Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, aiming to protect bank deposits while still letting crypto platforms offer
US public Bitcoin miners are dumping crypto for AI, rebranding and divesting mining assets as mining costs outpace Bitcoin prices, betting on higher AI returns.
Emerging‑market portfolio inflows plunged to $21.7 bn in February, a dramatic retreat from January’s record $100.5 bn. The IIF says the drop reflects a post‑outlier normalization and rising risk avers
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