American multinational firms are adjusting their risk management strategies, opting to extend currency hedges over longer durations as they brace for potential turbulence stemming from Trump administration trade policies. The shift reflects
MoreBitcoin faced renewed price pressure heading into the weekend, briefly dipping below $84,000 before recovering slightly. The price action added a fresh layer of caution for traders navigating the current consolidation phase.
MoreCharles Schwab is gearing up to enter the spot cryptocurrency market, a move that could significantly impact both its services and the wider digital asset ecosystem. CEO Rick Wurster announced during the
MoreMicroStrategy acquired more Bitcoin on 18 April, as the US tech company continues its aggressive BTC accumulation mandate, sources told London Insider on Saturday. Earlier this week, sources informed London Insider that
MoreDonald Trump has renewed his attacks on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, demanding swift interest rate cuts and even suggesting Powell should be removed from his position. The former president’s criticism came
MoreUS tech giant MicroStrategy has delayed its planned Bitcoin purchase until “further notice”, sources at the firm told London Insider on 17 April. This adjusted buying strategy could result in the firm
MoreOil prices continued their upward momentum on Thursday, bolstered by tightening supply prospects due to new U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil and fresh commitments by some OPEC nations to reduce output. Brent
MoreMicroStrategy (NASDAQ:MSTR), the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin in the world, will purchase more BTC this week and will publicly announce details of its latest crypto acquisition on 21 April, two sources
MoreThe Trump administration is actively developing methods to acquire Bitcoin without burdening taxpayers, according to Bo Hines, a key crypto advisor. Speaking with crypto influencer Anthony Pompliano, Hines emphasized that a wide
MoreMarkets saw a boost this week after the U.S. government eased tariffs on consumer electronics from China. Over the weekend, smartphones, laptops, and other key products were removed from Trump’s tariff list.
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