Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller signaled openness to interest rate cuts later in 2025, despite potential inflationary pressures from new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. Speaking at a conference in Seoul,
MoreA growing number of violent incidents targeting cryptocurrency holders has prompted insurers to develop new protections aimed at digital asset investors. Firms specializing in crypto insurance are now preparing kidnap and ransom
MoreOPEC+ has confirmed a further production increase of 411,000 barrels per day for July, marking the third consecutive monthly hike as the group moves to regain control of the oil market and
MoreA proposal by New York City Mayor Eric Adams to issue municipal bonds backed by Bitcoin has hit a roadblock, as Comptroller Brad Lander firmly opposed the move. The announcement came on
MoreThe FOMC is the primary body within the Federal Reserve responsible for formulating monetary policy. It achieves this by setting the target range for the federal funds rate, which influences borrowing costs
MoreAsian stock markets surged Thursday following a major legal development in the United States. A federal court ruling against former President Donald Trump’s proposed “Liberation Day” tariffs triggered optimism across global markets
MoreBitcoin may still be in the early stages of its market cycle top, with substantial gains potentially on the horizon, according to crypto market analyst Sminston With. In a recent post on
MoreFederal Reserve policymakers left their benchmark rate unchanged at 4.25 %–4.50 % on May 7, but newly released minutes expose deep unease about a possible mix of hotter inflation and rising joblessness.
MoreUnited States Vice President JD Vance used his Bitcoin 2025 keynote in Las Vegas to warn that policy apathy could derail the industry’s momentum. “What happens in the world of politics, what
MoreTrump Media and Technology Group has forcefully rejected suggestions that it intends to raise a multibillion-dollar war chest to buy Bitcoin and other digital assets, labelling the original Financial Times story “fake
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