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Rain, a startup focused on issuing Visa debit and credit cards that facilitate the use of stablecoins, has successfully raised $24.5 million in a recent funding round.

(Reuters) -The Federal Reserve appears to be on the threshold of ending a historic streak of losses, which in turn could get it back on track to returning cash to the Treasury somewhere down the line, analysts at Morgan Stanley said in a note on Monday. At issue is the relationship between how the Fed makes money to fund its operations and the cash it pays as part of the system to maintain control over short-term interest rates. Aggressive rate rises starting three years ago tipped Fed books deeply into the red and now, with short-term rates down, the investment bank believes the Fed is hovering near the point where it can earn money again.

The SEC's prolonged legal battle against the crypto industry has officially ended.

President Donald Trump urged the Federal Reserve on Monday to lower interest rates after the U.S. central bank last week kept them unchanged. "I'd like to see the Fed lower interest rates," Trump said during a meeting with his cabinet at the White House.

Bayer was ordered to pay more than $2 billion by a jury in a Georgia state court in the latest legal case surrounding alleged cancer risk tied to its Roundup weed killer.

UBS analysts on Monday upgraded the shares of several U.S. steelmakers, citing Trump's "tariff support."

Bitcoin could be viewed as serving multiple purposes in a tech portfolio, paving the way for more institutional buying, the bank's digital asset research head said.

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Trump’s stance on tariffs has led investors to flee risky assets like crypto in recent weeks.

Key technical breakouts in equities and crypto signal could signal renewed bullish momentum.