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Bitcoin Drops Below $70,000 as Crypto Rally Fails to Materialize
TradingKey - The cryptocurrency market experienced a significant correction as Bitcoin dropped below the key $70,000 threshold intraday, triggering short-term stop-loss orders and causing market sentiment to cool rapidly. Crypto assets, which had previously shown strength, saw marked volatility amid rising macroeconomic uncertainty.
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Thu, Mar 19
Gold Briefly Drops Below $4,800 Mark. Is Safe-Haven Logic Changing?
TradingKey - International gold prices extended their corrective trend, weakening intraday to drop below the key 4,800 mark. Performance among safe-haven assets showed significant divergence as the US dollar continued to strengthen, indicating that capital is more inclined to hold high-liquidity assets during periods of rising uncertainty.
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Thu, Mar 19
Trump May Push Japan for Help with Iran War in White House Meeting
WASHINGTON, March 19 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump may use a White House meeting with Japan’s prime minister on Thursday to press for help in the war on Iran, placing Sanae Takaichi in an awkward position as Tokyo weighs how much support it can provide.Reuters
Thu, Mar 19
Gold Comes Off One-month Low on Dollar Pause; Hawkish Fed Caps Gains
Gold rose on Thursday after briefly touching a more than one-month low, as a pause in the U.S. dollar rally offered support, but gains were capped by a hawkish Federal Reserve, which limited hopes for near-term rate cuts.Reuters
Thu, Mar 19
China Set to Keep Rates Steady as Mideast War Clouds Inflation Outlook
China is expected to keep benchmark lending rates steady for the 10th consecutive month in March on Friday, a Reuters survey showed, as rising global oil prices driven by heightened Middle East tensions add uncertainty to the inflation outlook.Reuters
Thu, Mar 19
Voters Rocked by War and Tariffs Could Add to Market Angst in Upcoming Elections
Voters grappling with unprecedented turmoil head to the polls in more than 50 countries this year, with the opportunity to make clear their views on their governments' strategies for wars, tariffs and economic strife.Reuters
Thu, Mar 19
US Dollar Index Remains Subdued near 100.00 Despite Hawkish Fed Outlook
The US Dollar Index (DXY), which measures the value of the US Dollar (USD) against six major currencies, loses ground after registering nearly 0.75% gains in the previous session and is trading around 100.10 during Asian hours on Thursday.Fxstreet
Thu, Mar 19
Qatar says Iran attacked LNG hub; UAE shuts gas facilities
Iranian missile attacks cause extensive damage to Qatar's LNG facilitiesTrump warns of massive response if Iran attacks Qatari LNG againUAE shuts gas facilities after intercepting missiles, no injuries reportedQatar expels Iranian attaches, condemns attack as national security threatBy Yomna Eha...Reuters
Thu, Mar 19
GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks Slump, Oil Gains on Worsening War in Middle East
SINGAPORE, March 19 (Reuters) - Stocks slid, oil prices jumped while the U.S. dollar was steady on Thursday after major escalation in the U.S. and Israel's war with Iran rattled investors while hawkish tone from the Federal Reserve set the stage for the rest of the central bank meetings.Reuters
Thu, Mar 19
Bitcoin Price Only Inches Away From Historical Bottom, Here’s The Level
Bitcoin is approaching a price level that has, without exception, led to the absolute bottom of every major bear market cycle in its history, and on-chain indicators show the moment of maximum opportunity may be drawing near for Bitcoin traders to capitalize on an incoming rally.Bitcoinist
Thu, Mar 19
European Airlines Look to Shake Off Green Agenda as Fuel Prices Soar
BRUSSELS, March 19 (Reuters) - European airline chiefs are meeting in Brussels on Thursday under the cloud of war in the Middle East and rising oil prices, looking to push back against the EU's green agenda and what the industry says are cumbersome rules surrounding sustainable jet fuel.Reuters
Thu, Mar 19
Breaking: Australia’s Unemployment Rate climb to 4.3% in February vs. 4.1% expected
Australia’s Unemployment Rate rose to 4.3% in February from 4.1% in January, according to the official data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Thursday. The figure came in above the market consensus of 4.1%.Fxstreet
Thu, Mar 19
