Gold-backed cryptocurrencies like PAXG and XAUT rose significantly so far this year, mirroring a spike in ETF demand.
Trump team tries to project confidence and calm after his tariff moves rattled markets
Trump administration officials were out in force across the television networks Sunday defending President Donald Trump’s economic policies after another week of reeling markets that saw the Republican administration reverse course on some of its steepest tariffs. Trump, meanwhile, said on his social media platform that there ultimately will be no exemptions for his sweeping tariff agenda, disputing characterizations that he has granted tariff exceptions for certain electronics, including smart phones, whose production is concentrated in China.
Saylor Teases New Bitcoin Buy After Strategy’s $7.69 Billion Q1 Buying Spree
Strategy paused BTC buys as bitcoin tumbled in Q1, but Saylor signaled additional purchases may be coming.
Trump-Linked Crypto Project Buys $775K Worth of SEI as Altcoin Accumulation Continues
World Liberty Financial added SEI to its growing altcoin portfolio as it keeps accumulating and after it denied reports suggesting it sold ETH.
Why a top strategist is sticking with his call for stocks to surge 22% even as the trade war roils markets
"When people are vomiting up stocks, you gotta be in there cleaning it up," Craig Johnson told Business Insider.
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These unusual market moves show trust in the dollar may be breaking
Something strange is happening in the US.
Just to break even after the recent selloff, stocks will need to have the sort of rally that only happens during bull markets
Here is how much the S&P 500, the Nasdaq 100, and the Dow need to gain to finish the year where they started.
Kashkari Says All the Fed Can Do Is Keep Inflation Anchored
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Market chaos signals 'sell America' trade as Trump tariff whipsaw threatens to upend the US economy's soft landing
Here's what Wall Street is saying about another chaotic week for markets.