Markets Drift as Iran Tensions Lift Oil, Fed Hike Bets Build Ahead of CPI
U.S. equities mixed, crude at six-week highs on Gulf strikes, crypto slides; traders brace for inflation data that could seal September rate increase.
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U.S. equities mixed, crude at six-week highs on Gulf strikes, crypto slides; traders brace for inflation data that could seal September rate increase.
Bitcoin sidechain pauses all transactions as alleged white-hat hackers withdraw 4,000 BTC from federation wallet.
US equities mixed on defensive rotation; crypto rallies on altcoin strength; geopolitical tensions escalate with US strikes on Iranian tankers.
Waller's dovish signal lifts S&P 1.05%; Brent crude jumps above $96 as Middle East tensions escalate; Bitcoin climbs 4.19% on risk-on sentiment.
Tech-led selloff, Bitcoin ETF inflows resume near $80k resistance, and crude jumps on Middle East supply concerns
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Gold plunges over 3% while tech stocks slide; crypto shows resilience despite geopolitical flare-up and macro headwinds.
Fed chair's Jackson Hole speech triggers bond selloff and equity weakness; crypto falls in lockstep with risk assets as September hike odds jump to 58%.
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Nasdaq falls 1% on chip weakness while crude drops 1.8% ahead of Treasury's 'economic D-Day' plan; crypto rallies on ETF inflows and macro tailwinds.
U.S. stocks post modest gains led by industrials, gold jumps nearly 2%, while Bitcoin and Ethereum pull back after strong ETF inflow week.
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