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Treasury Secretary Bessent says tariff standoff with China is unsustainable, expects de-escalation
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told an investor gathering behind closed doors on Tuesday that the tariff standoff with China can’t last and that he thinks things will calm down. People who attended Bessent’s session at an event in Washington, D.C., put together by JPMorgan Chase & Co. said that
Wed, Apr 23
Tesla faces “code red” as Musk’s DOGE role sparks brand crisis
Tesla analyst Dan Ives warned investors on Sunday that the company faces a “code red” moment unless Chief Executive Elon Musk walks away from his controversial government activities and turns his attention back to the company. In a note to Wedbush Securities clients ahead of Tesla’s first‑quarter ea
Mon, Apr 21
China sends Boeing’s $55M jet back to US threatening future sales
A brand‑new Boeing 737 MAX to be used for Xiamen Airlines flew back to Seattle on Saturday. This happened after trade tariffs were announced for China, underscoring the deepening clash between Washington and Beijing.
Mon, Apr 21
Japan’s inflation hits 3.6% YoY in March to exceed the BOJ’s estimates for three straight years
Japan’s inflation grew 3.6% year on year in March, which was lower than the 3.7% seen in February, and the 2% target projected by the BOJ.
Fri, Apr 18
Asian stocks rose after a successful round of trade talks between the U.S. and Japan
Asian shares rose and the yen slipped on Thursday after the United States and Japan completed an opening round of tariff talks. Japan’s Topix gained 1 percent, leading regional advances at 1:59 p.m. in Tokyo. Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 added 0.6 percent...
Thu, Apr 17
Scott Bessent believes deleveraging drives the U.S. Treasury market downturn
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the recent decline in the U.S. Treasury market was driven by deleveraging, not foreign selling.
Tue, Apr 15
Official Trump meme coin leads $906 million token unlocks this week
The crypto market is set for token unlocks totaling $906 million between April 14 and April 21, 2025. Sixteen various projects will have “cliff unlocks” in this timeframe, according to Tokenomist data. The unlocks’ values vary from $5.61 million to $334 million. The Trump meme coin (TRUMP) is at the
Mon, Apr 14
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US-China tariff response means more money in crypto, worked in 2013 and 2015 – Hayes
US-China trade tensions and potential yuan devaluation may trigger capital flight into Bitcoin, says BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes.
Tue, Apr 8
US House committee passes stablecoin bill
US House Financial Services Committee voted 32-17 to advance a bill aimed at regulating stablecoins. A handful of Democrats joined Republicans in favor of the measure, reflecting one of the few areas of bipartisan agreement.
Thu, Apr 3
GameStop adds $1.5B Bitcoin to its balance sheet
GameStop raises $1.5B via convertible debt, allocating funds to Bitcoin as it shifts focus from retail to crypto investments.
Wed, Apr 2
OpenAI secures record $40 billion funding led by SoftBank
OpenAI officially announced on Monday that it completed its fundraising campaign at $40 billion making it the largest private funding of a tech company. This historic round increased OpenAI’s value to $300 billion, which puts it among the most valuable private tech companies across the globe. This f
Tue, Apr 1
Nvidia stock sinks 4% as Trump’s tariff plans rattle AI trade
Nvidia shares fell over 4% early Monday after US President Donald Trump delivered a stern message about trade tariffs. Trump said on Sunday that no country would be given any special treatment regarding tariffs.
Tue, Apr 1
Tesla’s shares are down 35% YTD amid widespread protests and vandalism
Tesla’s shares have fallen more than 35% so far this year, and the automaker has become the focus of heated protests across the country due to Musk’s involvement in DOGE (Department of Government Efficiency).
Tue, Apr 1
Senator Bernie Moreno calls former SEC Chair Gary Gensler “one of the stupidest people in government”
Senator Bernie Moreno has criticized former SEC Chairman Gary Gensler, calling him “one of the stupidest people in government.” Senator Moreno made his remarks during a recent hearing while congratulating Paul Atkins for taking over from Gary Gensler.
Fri, Mar 28
Bitcoin could reduce U.S. debt by half in 20 Years, says Senator Cynthia Lummis
Senator Cynthia Lummis believes Bitcoin has the potential to cut the U.S. national debt in half over the next 20 years.
Fri, Mar 28
DOGE is aiming for massive cuts by the end of May
Elon Musk said he plans to reduce $1 trillion in government spending by the end of May in a Thursday interview with Fox News’ Bret Baier on Special Report.
Fri, Mar 28
Japan PM says Japan will put all options on the table to deal with Trump’s tariffs
Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba revealed on Thursday that the country will consider “all options on the table” in dealing with Washington’s import tariffs. The Trump administration issued Tokyo 25% duties on car imports to the U.S.
Thu, Mar 27
Power trip: DOGE asked for accountability, Musk to turn over documents
Democrats want Musk’s DOGE to hand over records and be sworn into questioning about its work to cut down on government waste under President Trump. However, a federal appeals court has temporarily blocked the order.
Thu, Mar 27
China’s economy starts 2025 strong and Beijing is determined to keep it that way
China entered 2025 with a boost in economic activity, and officials are ready to roll out more support if growth slows. Huang Yiping, a monetary policy adviser to the People’s Bank of China, told Bloomberg Television on Wednesday at the Boao Forum for Asia that September’s stimulus has already stead
Wed, Mar 26
Bitcoin is just another trade to Wall Street—and it’ll dump it in the end like always
According to Standard Chartered, Bitcoin is still just another trade to Wall Street. It’s being grouped with tech stocks and traded like one. It gets picked up when it’s useful and tossed when it’s not. The bank said on Monday that Bitcoin’s correlation with the Nasdaq is now around 0.5, and earlier
Tue, Mar 25
