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The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of fragility after $1 billion in liquidations were triggered by an unexpected rise in the Producer Price Index (PPI). Bitcoin briefly dipped below $112,000 as traders adjusted positions, while Ethereum ETFs saw strong inflows of $729 million despite the market turbulence. The market's sensitivity to macroeconomic indicators highlights the growing correlation between crypto and traditional markets.
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The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of fragility after $1 billion in liquidations were triggered by an unexpected rise in the Producer Price Index (PPI). Bitcoin briefly dipped below $112,000 as traders adjusted positions, while Ethereum ETFs saw strong inflows of $729 million despite the market turbulence. The market's sensitivity to macroeconomic indicators highlights the growing correlation between crypto and traditional markets.
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Biggest U.S. sell-off since July spreads to Asia as investors await TSMC earnings reportA sharp sell-off in U.S. technology stocks spread to Asian exchanges on the morning of October 15. After trading opened, South Korea’s KOSPI fell more than 7%, Japan’s Nikkei more than 4%, and Taiwan’s Taiex 3%, Nikkei Asia reports.
Shares of South Korea’s SK Hynix, Nvidia’s main memory chip supplier, plunged more than 11%, while Japan’s Kioxia fell 11.4% and equipment supplier Tokyo Electron dropped 7.2%. The panic in Asia also spread beyond the tech sector, Nikkei notes: shares in Hyundai Motor, South Korea’s largest automaker, lost more than 6%.
Biggest U.S. sell-off since July spreads to Asia as investors await TSMC earnings report
A sharp sell-off in U.S. technology stocks spread to Asian exchanges on the morning of October 15. After trading opened, South Korea’s KOSPI fell more than 7%, Japan’s Nikkei more than 4%, and Taiwan’s Taiex 3%, Nikkei Asia reports.
Shares of South Korea’s SK Hynix, Nvidia’s main memory chip supplier, plunged more than 11%, while Japan’s Kioxia fell 11.4% and equipment supplier Tokyo Electron dropped 7.2%. The panic in Asia also spread beyond the tech sector, Nikkei notes: shares in Hyundai Motor, South Korea’s largest automaker, lost more than 6%.
Shares of South Korea’s SK Hynix, Nvidia’s main memory chip supplier, plunged more than 11%, while Japan’s Kioxia fell 11.4% and equipment supplier Tokyo Electron dropped 7.2%. The panic in Asia also spread beyond the tech sector, Nikkei notes: shares in Hyundai Motor, South Korea’s largest automaker, lost more than 6%.
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What to watch in a bond bear market: Ray Dalio’s rulesThe US has already entered a “death spiral” of government debt, says Ray Dalio, founder of the world’s largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates. Rising borrowing forces investors to demand higher yields; increased interest expenses widen the budget deficit, and the government has to borrow even more, he explains on his LinkedIn page.
What to watch in a bond bear market: Ray Dalio’s rules
The US has already entered a “death spiral” of government debt, says Ray Dalio, founder of the world’s largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates. Rising borrowing forces investors to demand higher yields; increased interest expenses widen the budget deficit, and the government has to borrow even more, he explains on his LinkedIn page.
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Crypto stocks dive alongside BitcoinCrypto stocks took a hit on Friday as Bitcoin extended its losing streak to six days straight.
Bitcoin dropped by 4.4% to $60,805.85, hitting a low of $59,786.72 — the lowest since October 2024. Ethereum tanked 10% to around $1,591, marking its lowest point in over a year.
Crypto stocks dive alongside Bitcoin
Crypto stocks took a hit on Friday as Bitcoin extended its losing streak to six days straight.
Bitcoin dropped by 4.4% to $60,805.85, hitting a low of $59,786.72 — the lowest since October 2024. Ethereum tanked 10% to around $1,591, marking its lowest point in over a year.
Bitcoin dropped by 4.4% to $60,805.85, hitting a low of $59,786.72 — the lowest since October 2024. Ethereum tanked 10% to around $1,591, marking its lowest point in over a year.
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Minus $767 billion in a day: Mag7 shares are close to the biggest drop in more than a yearPapers from the largest U.S. technology companies of the “Magnificent Seven” are close to the largest one-day decline in more than a year. According to Bloomberg estimates, during the selloff on July 23 they together already lost around $767 billion in market value. U.S. markets plunged on Thursday under pressure from sharply devalued shares of Tesla and Alphabet from the Mag7. The day before, both companies published quarterly results that, as Bloomberg writes, cast doubt on the durability of the AI trend—exactly this trend has been driving the stock market forward over the past three years.
Minus $767 billion in a day: Mag7 shares are close to the biggest drop in more than a year
Papers from the largest U.S. technology companies of the “Magnificent Seven” are close to the largest one-day decline in more than a year. According to Bloomberg estimates, during the selloff on July 23 they together already lost around $767 billion in market value. U.S. markets plunged on Thursday under pressure from sharply devalued shares of Tesla and Alphabet from the Mag7. The day before, both companies published quarterly results that, as Bloomberg writes, cast doubt on the durability of the AI trend—exactly this trend has been driving the stock market forward over the past three years.
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Bitcoin plummeted 9% in a day amid rising prices of major altcoinsOn the morning of June 3rd, the Bitcoin (BTC) price hit a new low, the lowest since early April, dropping below $65.4k, losing nearly 9% from yesterday's peak. Ethereum's quotes dipped below $1815 for the first time since late February, momentarily losing almost 10% in that same timeframe.
The total crypto market cap has plummeted below $3.27 trillion, sitting just a few percent away from the yearly low reached in February (around $3.17 trillion).
Bitcoin plummeted 9% in a day amid rising prices of major altcoins
On the morning of June 3rd, the Bitcoin (BTC) price hit a new low, the lowest since early April, dropping below $65.4k, losing nearly 9% from yesterday's peak. Ethereum's quotes dipped below $1815 for the first time since late February, momentarily losing almost 10% in that same timeframe.
The total crypto market cap has plummeted below $3.27 trillion, sitting just a few percent away from the yearly low reached in February (around $3.17 trillion).
The total crypto market cap has plummeted below $3.27 trillion, sitting just a few percent away from the yearly low reached in February (around $3.17 trillion).
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Copper, bonds and bitcoin have become puppets of the S&P 500Bloomberg Intelligence strategist Mike McGlone believes copper, U.S. Treasury yields and cryptocurrencies are moving in step with the stock market. Meanwhile, the 50-week average price of BTC has turned downward, as it did in 2022, and the analyst says this could be a warning sign for stocks.
According to McGlone, copper, the S&P 500 and bond yields are still rising, but excessively high prices and interest rates may soon bring the rally to a halt. Expensive commodities and credit tend to slow the economy and, in turn, demand for risky assets.
Copper, bonds and bitcoin have become puppets of the S&P 500
Bloomberg Intelligence strategist Mike McGlone believes copper, U.S. Treasury yields and cryptocurrencies are moving in step with the stock market. Meanwhile, the 50-week average price of BTC has turned downward, as it did in 2022, and the analyst says this could be a warning sign for stocks.
According to McGlone, copper, the S&P 500 and bond yields are still rising, but excessively high prices and interest rates may soon bring the rally to a halt. Expensive commodities and credit tend to slow the economy and, in turn, demand for risky assets.
According to McGlone, copper, the S&P 500 and bond yields are still rising, but excessively high prices and interest rates may soon bring the rally to a halt. Expensive commodities and credit tend to slow the economy and, in turn, demand for risky assets.
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“The cushion has shrunk”: Dalio warns stocks are vulnerable as bond yields riseBillionaire investor Ray Dalio warned on October 8 that stocks are facing mounting pressure from rising bond yields and the prospect of worsening corporate cash flows, despite continued growth in corporate earnings, CNBC reports.
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Stocks have so far weathered the global bond sell-off successfully, as earnings growth has supported the appeal of equities’ expected returns relative to bonds, Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio told CNBC. However, that advantage will shrink, he noted, potentially leaving stocks more vulnerable as financial conditions tighten.
“The cushion has shrunk”: Dalio warns stocks are vulnerable as bond yields rise
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio warned on October 8 that stocks are facing mounting pressure from rising bond yields and the prospect of worsening corporate cash flows, despite continued growth in corporate earnings, CNBC reports.
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Stocks have so far weathered the global bond sell-off successfully, as earnings growth has supported the appeal of equities’ expected returns relative to bonds, Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio told CNBC. However, that advantage will shrink, he noted, potentially leaving stocks more vulnerable as financial conditions tighten.
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Stocks have so far weathered the global bond sell-off successfully, as earnings growth has supported the appeal of equities’ expected returns relative to bonds, Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio told CNBC. However, that advantage will shrink, he noted, potentially leaving stocks more vulnerable as financial conditions tighten.
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Iran steps up attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising oil suppliesIranian attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz have increased in recent days amid reports that oil supplies through the world’s most important energy transit route have recovered to prewar levels, Bloomberg reports. The UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) said there have been nine attacks in the strait since the beginning of this month. That is half the total number of attacks recorded by the agency throughout September in the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf combined, the news agency notes. Four of the September attacks occurred in the last two days of the month, also pointing to a sharp increase in Iran’s military activity.
Iran steps up attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz amid rising oil supplies
Iranian attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz have increased in recent days amid reports that oil supplies through the world’s most important energy transit route have recovered to prewar levels, Bloomberg reports. The UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) said there have been nine attacks in the strait since the beginning of this month. That is half the total number of attacks recorded by the agency throughout September in the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf combined, the news agency notes. Four of the September attacks occurred in the last two days of the month, also pointing to a sharp increase in Iran’s military activity.
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Commodity markets on October 6: oil near $100, gold falls, copper risesCommodity markets were mixed on Tuesday. Brent crude held around $100 per barrel: the Middle East continues to pose risks to supply, but these are being offset by the recovery in exports from the region and the G7 decision to release emergency reserves. Gold fell due to a strong dollar and rising US bond yields. Copper rose for the third consecutive day amid a rally in the technology sector.
Commodity markets on October 6: oil near $100, gold falls, copper rises
Commodity markets were mixed on Tuesday. Brent crude held around $100 per barrel: the Middle East continues to pose risks to supply, but these are being offset by the recovery in exports from the region and the G7 decision to release emergency reserves. Gold fell due to a strong dollar and rising US bond yields. Copper rose for the third consecutive day amid a rally in the technology sector.
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Consumer sentiment in Australia fell more than forecastConsumer confidence in Australia deteriorated sharply: households are increasingly concerned about their financial situation, economic outlook and employment amid mounting cost-of-living pressures, according to Westpac data published on Tuesday.
Consumer sentiment in Australia fell more than forecast
Consumer confidence in Australia deteriorated sharply: households are increasingly concerned about their financial situation, economic outlook and employment amid mounting cost-of-living pressures, according to Westpac data published on Tuesday.
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Aramco chief says it could take up to 2 years to rebuild oil inventories. Analysts disagreeThe global oil market could need up to two years to rebuild inventories depleted by the war in the Middle East, Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser warned. However, some analysts believe the market may be able to rebalance more quickly, MarketWatch reports.
Aramco chief says it could take up to 2 years to rebuild oil inventories. Analysts disagree
The global oil market could need up to two years to rebuild inventories depleted by the war in the Middle East, Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser warned. However, some analysts believe the market may be able to rebalance more quickly, MarketWatch reports.
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Gold Holds Near $4,140 as Dollar and Yields WeighGold prices were little changed on Tuesday after recovering from their biggest weekly drop since June, as a stronger U.S. dollar and high Treasury yields offset support from fading expectations of a Fed rate hike.
As of 03:44 (Moscow time), XAU/USD was down 0.1% at $4,138.09 per ounce, while gold futures rose 0.2% to $4,165.15. XAG/USD was down 0.1% at $60.998, and XPT/USD fell 0.2% to $1,721.37. The U.S. Dollar Index was little changed at 102.17.
Gold Holds Near $4,140 as Dollar and Yields Weigh
Gold prices were little changed on Tuesday after recovering from their biggest weekly drop since June, as a stronger U.S. dollar and high Treasury yields offset support from fading expectations of a Fed rate hike.
As of 03:44 (Moscow time), XAU/USD was down 0.1% at $4,138.09 per ounce, while gold futures rose 0.2% to $4,165.15. XAG/USD was down 0.1% at $60.998, and XPT/USD fell 0.2% to $1,721.37. The U.S. Dollar Index was little changed at 102.17.
As of 03:44 (Moscow time), XAU/USD was down 0.1% at $4,138.09 per ounce, while gold futures rose 0.2% to $4,165.15. XAG/USD was down 0.1% at $60.998, and XPT/USD fell 0.2% to $1,721.37. The U.S. Dollar Index was little changed at 102.17.
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The market sharply cut expectations of a Fed rate hike in October after an important signalTraders sharply cut expectations of a US Federal Reserve rate hike in October after New York Fed President John Williams indicated there is no need to rush further tightening, Barron's reports. He is one of those who has a vote on the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee and is considered one of the most influential participants, the publication writes.
The market sharply cut expectations of a Fed rate hike in October after an important signal
Traders sharply cut expectations of a US Federal Reserve rate hike in October after New York Fed President John Williams indicated there is no need to rush further tightening, Barron's reports. He is one of those who has a vote on the Federal Reserve's Open Market Committee and is considered one of the most influential participants, the publication writes.
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Oil got cheaper: investors focused on the growth of Middle East exportsOil prices fell on September 29 after investors focused on signs of a recovery in oil exports from the Middle East, Reuters reports.
Futures on Brent fell by more than 2% on Tuesday to $102.77 per barrel; American WTI declined to $90.1, but later partly recovered these losses and, as of publication, are trading around $104 and $91.4, respectively, down about 1% from the close the day before. Overall, in September Brent and WTI rose by approximately 14% and 5.6%.
Oil got cheaper: investors focused on the growth of Middle East exports
Oil prices fell on September 29 after investors focused on signs of a recovery in oil exports from the Middle East, Reuters reports.
Futures on Brent fell by more than 2% on Tuesday to $102.77 per barrel; American WTI declined to $90.1, but later partly recovered these losses and, as of publication, are trading around $104 and $91.4, respectively, down about 1% from the close the day before. Overall, in September Brent and WTI rose by approximately 14% and 5.6%.
Futures on Brent fell by more than 2% on Tuesday to $102.77 per barrel; American WTI declined to $90.1, but later partly recovered these losses and, as of publication, are trading around $104 and $91.4, respectively, down about 1% from the close the day before. Overall, in September Brent and WTI rose by approximately 14% and 5.6%.
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Indian insurers' shares plunge amid reformShares of Indian insurance companies fell sharply on Thursday after the country's industry regulator proposed a major overhaul of rules governing commission payments, which could significantly reduce them.
Worst performers were Turtlemint Fintech Solutions Ltd (NSE:TUR E) and PB Fintech Ltd (NSE:PBFI), down 20% each, while HDFC Life Insurance Company Ltd (NSE:HDFL) and ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company (NSE:ICIR) fell by 6.2% and 3.7%, respectively.
Indian insurers' shares plunge amid reform
Shares of Indian insurance companies fell sharply on Thursday after the country's industry regulator proposed a major overhaul of rules governing commission payments, which could significantly reduce them.
Worst performers were Turtlemint Fintech Solutions Ltd (NSE:TUR E) and PB Fintech Ltd (NSE:PBFI), down 20% each, while HDFC Life Insurance Company Ltd (NSE:HDFL) and ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company (NSE:ICIR) fell by 6.2% and 3.7%, respectively.
Worst performers were Turtlemint Fintech Solutions Ltd (NSE:TUR E) and PB Fintech Ltd (NSE:PBFI), down 20% each, while HDFC Life Insurance Company Ltd (NSE:HDFL) and ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company (NSE:ICIR) fell by 6.2% and 3.7%, respectively.
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The crisis with investment funds in Turkey is not over yet. What should an investor watch for?The first acute phase of the crisis with investment funds in Turkey ended with the liquidation of 131 funds holding assets of more than 890 billion lira. But investors, including those in other countries, still have to face its consequences. Explains Zaman Rizvanioglu Habibov, investment analyst at ATLAS Capital.
The crisis with investment funds in Turkey is not over yet. What should an investor watch for?
The first acute phase of the crisis with investment funds in Turkey ended with the liquidation of 131 funds holding assets of more than 890 billion lira. But investors, including those in other countries, still have to face its consequences. Explains Zaman Rizvanioglu Habibov, investment analyst at ATLAS Capital.
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Kashkari: Inflation in the US remains too highMinneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari said on Sunday that inflation in the US economy remains too high, emphasizing that price pressure is going beyond a recent rise in energy prices.
In an interview with Sunday Morning Futures on Fox News, Kashkari noted that inflation remains elevated even without taking into account volatile food and energy prices, indicating that underlying price pressures are still persisting. In his view, the Federal Reserve will continue its efforts to reduce inflation as economic conditions evolve.
Kashkari: Inflation in the US remains too high
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari said on Sunday that inflation in the US economy remains too high, emphasizing that price pressure is going beyond a recent rise in energy prices.
In an interview with Sunday Morning Futures on Fox News, Kashkari noted that inflation remains elevated even without taking into account volatile food and energy prices, indicating that underlying price pressures are still persisting. In his view, the Federal Reserve will continue its efforts to reduce inflation as economic conditions evolve.
In an interview with Sunday Morning Futures on Fox News, Kashkari noted that inflation remains elevated even without taking into account volatile food and energy prices, indicating that underlying price pressures are still persisting. In his view, the Federal Reserve will continue its efforts to reduce inflation as economic conditions evolve.
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Mexico’s equities market closed lower; the S&P/BMV IPC declined by 0.78%Mexico’s stock market ended Friday’s trading lower amid negative performance across the industrials, consumer goods and services, and mass consumer goods producer sectors.
As of the close on the Mexican stock exchange, the S&P/BMV IPC fell by 0.78%, reaching a six-month low.
Mexico’s equities market closed lower; the S&P/BMV IPC declined by 0.78%
Mexico’s stock market ended Friday’s trading lower amid negative performance across the industrials, consumer goods and services, and mass consumer goods producer sectors.
As of the close on the Mexican stock exchange, the S&P/BMV IPC fell by 0.78%, reaching a six-month low.
As of the close on the Mexican stock exchange, the S&P/BMV IPC fell by 0.78%, reaching a six-month low.
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AI: accelerate or slow down, Revolut vs extortionists, luxury gets cheaperThe main topic of the past week, without a doubt, was the debate among IT giants over the need to slow down artificial intelligence. This week, the discussion—initiated earlier by former Anthropic employee Jacob Coxon and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, and supported by SpaceX head Elon Musk—has drawn in virtually all the luminaries of the AI industry.
AI: accelerate or slow down, Revolut vs extortionists, luxury gets cheaper
The main topic of the past week, without a doubt, was the debate among IT giants over the need to slow down artificial intelligence. This week, the discussion—initiated earlier by former Anthropic employee Jacob Coxon and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, and supported by SpaceX head Elon Musk—has drawn in virtually all the luminaries of the AI industry.
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Saudi Arabia at risk: fighting in Yemen is straining oil routesSaudi Arabia has repeatedly issued air-raid warnings for Riyadh and Al-Kharj at night amid intensified fighting with Yemen’s Houthi rebels, supported by Iran. This has raised fresh concerns about two key Middle East shipping routes, which were already disrupted as a result of the war with Iran.
Saudi Arabia at risk: fighting in Yemen is straining oil routes
Saudi Arabia has repeatedly issued air-raid warnings for Riyadh and Al-Kharj at night amid intensified fighting with Yemen’s Houthi rebels, supported by Iran. This has raised fresh concerns about two key Middle East shipping routes, which were already disrupted as a result of the war with Iran.
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