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Bitcoin (BTC) has surged back to $62,000, just days after the sharp selloff on Monday, August 5, which saw BTC drop from $64,000 to a low of $49,500.

Global oil demand growth needs to accelerate in coming months or the market will struggle to absorb an increase in oil supply that OPEC+ is planning to make from October, according to data, analysts and industry sources. Oil demand growth in the first seven months of the year from top consumers the United States and China had failed to meet some expectations even before renewed fears of a U.S. recession triggered a global stock and bond sell-off this week. If the economy slows further, oil demand growth will likely slow with it.

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“Regardless of the next 60 days, the bull market will continue along traditional four-year cycle lines with solid gains in October and November,” one trader said.

Coinbase argues the definition is vague, and urges the CFTC to make determinations on a contract-by-contract basis rather than broad categorization

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"We just see unbelievable demand, and we're not even trying that hard to promote this drug. We're not advertising," Eli Lilly CEO David Ricks said.

"We just see unbelievable demand, and we're not even trying that hard to promote this drug. We're not advertising," Eli Lilly CEO David Ricks said.

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