Crypto world hopes a Trump summit Friday will deliver more of what it wants from Washington
The crypto world is hoping a White House summit on Friday will take it one step closer to getting what it wants from a GOP-led Washington.
The crypto world is hoping a White House summit on Friday will take it one step closer to getting what it wants from a GOP-led Washington.
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MILAN (Reuters) -European automakers' shares jumped on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump gave carmakers a one-month reprieve from his punishing 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, with Chrysler-to-Fiat maker Stellantis pledging more American-made cars. Stellantis, whose shares popped 1.5%, thanked Trump for the tariff pause, and pledged to help the U.S. president's America First aim of building more cars in the United States.
Bitcoin's price recently dropped to its lowest levels since November of last year, raising concerns about its future direction.
Options pricing on Deribit suggests BTC could swing by nearly $5K following the crypto summit, according to analysis by STS Digital
President Donald Trump is set to announce the creation of a U.S. strategic Bitcoin reserve at the White House crypto summit on Friday, according to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.
Bitcoin surged past $90,000 on Wednesday as investors grew hopeful that President Donald Trump might revise tariffs on Canada and Mexico.
As a rapid rise in military spending across Europe looks increasingly likely, could it also give the region’s economy a much-needed shot in the arm? That depends on where the money comes from and how it is spent.
"Tesla's latest financial disclosures should raise alarms," the American Federation of Teachers wrote in a letter to asset managers.
Market strategists see more pain ahead as a result of tariff-induced volatility. "We think it's too early to go bargain shopping," an investment chief wrote.