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Consumer confidence in the economy sees a sharp fall, leading to a broader market correction on Tuesday. Market loses steam as there’s no catalyst to support the recovery.
European stocks saw a two-week high on Monday due to the ease of COVID-19 restrictions in China.
After a week of recovery, the US stock market continues to remain tepid with no clear catalyst to carry the rally forward.
The US stock indices jump in early morning trade as the market prepares for a near-term lift before the quarter closing.
Russia is not having it easy economically with the Western sanctions as it is set to default on a key Eurobond debt payment that was expected to have expired back on May 27.
The first NFT collection of Ronaldo will start selling on Binance later this year.
eBay purchased KnownOrigin as part of an exciting plan to merge both companies’ strengths, creating an NFT and digital collectibles giant.
Futures tied to the Dow, as well as other leading indexes, declined early Wednesday as the market rebound fizzled out.
After last week’s bloodbath, US indices bounce back in early market trade on Tuesday. All eyes will be on the Fed meeting the U.S. Congress ahead of this week.
After a brutal weekend, Bitcoin regains $20,000 levels. Is this really a trend reversal or just a dead cat bounce?
Telegram, one of the most functional messaging apps around, has hit 700 million active users, a milestone that showcases the growing popularity of the free social media app.
Bitcoin price continues to crack under the heavy pressure of the wider crypto market downturn that has persisted for weeks now.
Elon Musk and his two major companies are facing a lawsuit from an aggrieved Dogecoin investor who claims Musk cost him several billion dollars.
The decision of the Federal Reserve to raise its benchmark interest rates three-quarters of a percentage point caused US stocks to advance.
As the US Fed steps in to control inflation, the Bitcoin market is likely to stay volatile. This could also be the beginning of Bitcoin’s long-term consolidation.