Bitcoin (BTC) once again led the headlines in the crypto market this week after King Crypto rallied to a new all-time high near $112,000 amid geopolitical de-risking and rising turmoil in the Japanese bond market.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) lowered interest rates by a quarter-point to 3.25% on Wednesday.
Reserve Bank of New Zealand Dovish Tilt With Deeper Easing Cycle, Cuts by 0.25%; Australian Inflation Unchanged; Fed to Release FOMC Meeting Minutes Later
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Reserve Bank of New Zealand Expected to Slash Rate to 3.25%; Australian Inflation Expected to Tick Lower; US Dollar Bid Over Past Few Hours
Trump Agrees to Give EU More Time, Boosting Stocks and the Euro, EUR/USD Reaches 1 Month High; GBP/USD Rises to New 4-Year High; Bitcoin Gaining Again Near $110
Bitcoin has broken out to a new all-time high not far from $112,000.
Bitcoin is rising strongly and Europe opened with Bitcoin less than $2,000 from its record high price
Moody's Downgrades US Sovereign Credit Rating One Notch to Aa1; US Stock Indices, Dollar Lower
Markets Showing Little Direction as China Trade Deal Euphoria Fades; Trump Claims Saudi, Qatar Deals Worth Over $1 Trillion to US Economy; Key US PPI, Retail Sales, Unemployment Data Due
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US CPI Drops to Lowest Level Since 2021
US CPI Slightly Lower Than Expected, Stock Markets Higher; US President Trump Announces Huge Deal With Saudi Arabia; Australian Wage Price Index Ticks Higher
US CPI Data Release Today Will Be Closely Watched; US/China Trade Deal Sends Stock Markets and the US Dollar Strongly Higher; Markets Expect Only 2 US Rate Cuts This Year of 0.25%
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The US Federal Reserve maintained the funds rate at 4.25%-4.5% for a third consecutive time at Wednesday’s meeting.
BoE Expected to Cut Official Bank Rate to 4.25%; US Federal Reserve Leaves Interest Rate Unchanged as Expected, Powell Cites Higher Inflation Risk, Slight Hawkish Tilt Boosts USD to Firm Gains; Gold Hints at Bearish Double Top; Bitcoin Powers to 2-Month High, Paves Way for Move Higher?; Trump Talks Up Imminent Major Trade Deal, Boosting Stocks