Bitcoin Surges to $76,700 — Inflation‑Halted Investors Gain Momentum
Trump’s Iran deal lifts Bitcoin to $76,700, spurring a 4% rally after a Friday slump.
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Trump’s Iran deal lifts Bitcoin to $76,700, spurring a 4% rally after a Friday slump.
Bitcoin hovers at $77,200 while U.S. spot ETFs shed $1.15 B this week, signaling weak demand amid geopolitical focus.
Airbus Defense chief Michael Schöllhorn warns against solo defense efforts, signaling a pivot toward space-based security and shared deterrence.
Federal Reserve officials signaled a shift toward higher interest rates as geopolitical conflict with Iran disrupts the global economic outlook.
U.S. talks with Iran via Pakistan intermediaries push crude oil prices down to $97 and weaken the USD/JPY pair.
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in China for a second summit with Xi Jinping, underscoring the partnership as a stabilising force and focusing on energy cooperation.
Iran will charge fees for subsea internet cables in the Strait of Hormuz, a move that could affect global data traffic and telecom costs. The policy follows increased tensions in the region and aims to monetize strategic maritime routes.
US outlets misinterpreted China’s warning about Taiwan, while former President Trump said China plans to buy U.S. oil to satisfy its “insatiable appetite.”