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How crypto, precious metals, oil, and Big Tech react to policy pivot in US

How crypto, precious metals, oil, and Big Tech react to policy pivot in US

The start of 2026 brought a powerful wave of volatility to global financial markets. A sharp drop in Bitcoin, a crash in prices of precious metals and crude oil, and a major investment push by Oracle — all occurred against the backdrop of one key event: President Donald Trump’s unexpected nomination of Kevin Warsh as […]

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Brics Pay, EU broaden reach, while US Fed blames tariffs for inflation. Trader’s calendar for January 29-31

Brics Pay, EU broaden reach, while US Fed blames tariffs for inflation. Trader’s calendar for January 29-31

Federal Reserve: Economic outlook and current situation. As expected, the US central bank left its policy rate unchanged at the January meeting. Therefore, market attention focused on Jerome Powell’s press conference. What did markets hear? The Fed chair said the US economy continued to grow at a steady pace in 2025, stressing that its fundamentals

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Demand for gold and stocks will remain, while demand for cryptocurrencies and the dollar will stay weak (there is a possibility

Demand for gold and stocks will remain, while demand for cryptocurrencies and the dollar will stay weak (there is a possibility

Despite a certain easing of geopolitical tensions after D. Trump’s speech at the Davos forum, as they say, a residue remains. Yes, the U.S. president stated that he would not occupy Greenland, but at the same time made it clear that this island, which belongs to Denmark, would still fall into a vassal dependency on

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