Trade tariffs and falling imports weigh on stocks The US stock market closed in negative territory amid investor concerns about the impact of trade tariffs on corporate earnings, including Yum Brands. The trade deficit narrowed, mainly due to a decline in consumer goods imports. Additional pressure came from expectations of stricter trade policy in the […]
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A fierce debate is simmering over the UK finance industry’s attitude towards crypto, blockchain, and the broader Web3 ecosystem. One of the UK’s former top finance chiefs is sounding the alarm. George Osborne, the man who once held the nation’s purse strings, fears the UK is being left behind in an arena it once promised
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Solo Bitcoin miners have been beating the odds, winning full block rewards even as the network’s hashrate remains near record highs. As reported by Cointelegraph, data from Blockchain.com shows the network is running at around 902 exahashes per second (EH/s), just shy of its peak. That level of competition makes it rare for an individual
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A quarter of Singapore’s population now owns cryptocurrency, making it the world’s most cryptocurrency-enthusiastic country, and American blockchain professionals command the highest salaries globally at $148,100 on average. The figures come from two comprehensive studies which together help map the global digital asset landscape for 2025. The research from ApeX Protocol and Taurex comes as
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The wave pattern for GBP/USD continues to indicate the formation of an upward impulse wave pattern. The wave configuration closely resembles that of EUR/USD, as the dollar remains the key factor across the board. Demand for the dollar is decreasing in the medium term across the market, leading to similar dynamics in various instruments. Currently,
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The USDCAD moved lower following weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data, which included significant downward revisions to prior months. This halted the recent rally, which had been fueled by the U.S. announcement of a 35% tariff on Canadian imports, a move that had weighed on the CAD. Before the jobs release, the pair had traded to its
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