Equity futures sink, gold rises after Trump imposes tariffs
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Read MoreThe bloc had been expected to raise oil output in May by around 135k bpd. However, the agreement now is that they will be going with that alongside two additional monthly increments. That means the production adjustment in May will be roughly 411k bpd. That perhaps explains why…
Read MoreAnd so the conflict rages on between Russia and Ukraine. The headline here reaffirms geopolitical tensions in the region aren’t going to be resolved that easily. That just adds to the caution and risk for markets to consider amid everything else at the moment. This article was written…
Read MoreUS-based employers announced a surge in job cuts last month, with the number of planned layoffs rising by over 60% compared to February to 275,240. That’s the highest level since the recession during the pandemic as the DOGE impact continues to reverberate. Challenger notes that there were 497,052…
Read MoreIt was argued that it was no longer possible to be confident that monetary policy was restrictive It was suggested that the balance was increasingly shifting towards the transmission of rate cuts Replacing “monetary policy remains restrictive” with “monetary policy is becoming meaningfully less restrictive” was widely seen…
Read MoreCryptocurrency exchange Bybit, which was hit by a $1.45 billion hack six weeks ago, has teamed up with Zodia Custody to beef up its security offering for institutional clients. Backed by a troupe of heavyweight traditional finance (TradFi) companies including Standard Chartered, Zodia offers segregated custody and off-venue…
Read More“Tornado [Cash] is dead, but privacy won’t die,” an ether enthusiast said on X after Oxbow’s Ethereum privacy tools went live on April 1 to facilitate on-chain privacy while dissociating from illicit funds. The sentiment is echoed by the early uptake for the privacy pools, which have processed…
Read MoreBy James Van Straten (All times ET unless indicated otherwise) Liberation Day is done, and markets finally have clarity on U.S. tariffs. Starting April 5, all U.S. trading partners will face a minimum of a 10% import tariff, with higher, country-specific tariffs kicking in on April 9 for…
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