Why Americans Are Losing Faith in the Economy
Consumer confidence in the U.S. has dropped sharply in June, reflecting growing concerns over high prices, weakening incomes, and a disconnect between Federal Reserve projections and market sentiment.
Consumer confidence in the U.S. has dropped sharply in June, reflecting growing concerns over high prices, weakening incomes, and a disconnect between Federal Reserve projections and market sentiment.
The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has approved its first spot Bitcoin ETF by VanEck, set to launch on June 20.
Joe Biden's administration is considering releasing more oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to curb rising fuel costs.
Bidenomics is hitting Gen Z hard, with young Americans increasingly maxing out credit cards as necessities like food and rent skyrocket.
A JPMorgan report reveals that U.S.-listed Bitcoin mining companies have reached a record market capitalization of $22.8 billion as of mid-June.
Gold has ascended to become the world's second most held reserve asset, trailing only behind the US dollar.
A news wrap of everything that happened in bitcoin and markets this week.
Recent discussions about the US economy highlight conflicting interpretations of labor market data, with inflation and wage stagnation casting doubt on the perceived robustness of employment.
Consumer confidence in the U.S. has dropped sharply in June, reflecting growing concerns over high prices, weakening incomes, and a disconnect between Federal Reserve projections and market sentiment.
The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has approved its first spot Bitcoin ETF by VanEck, set to launch on June 20.
Joe Biden's administration is considering releasing more oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to curb rising fuel costs.
Bidenomics is hitting Gen Z hard, with young Americans increasingly maxing out credit cards as necessities like food and rent skyrocket.
A JPMorgan report reveals that U.S.-listed Bitcoin mining companies have reached a record market capitalization of $22.8 billion as of mid-June.
Gold has ascended to become the world's second most held reserve asset, trailing only behind the US dollar.
A news wrap of everything that happened in bitcoin and markets this week.
Recent discussions about the US economy highlight conflicting interpretations of labor market data, with inflation and wage stagnation casting doubt on the perceived robustness of employment.
MicroStrategy increased its convertible note offering from $500 million to $700 million to purchase more Bitcoin.
American consumers are facing a financial wall as incomes stagnate, savings deplete, and debt levels hit record highs.
The Federal Reserve has kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 5.25%-5.50% for the seventh consecutive meeting.
The latest Consumer Price Index data shows a 3.3% year-over-year rise in consumer prices for May, indicating a slight slowdown in inflation.
Riot Platforms has invested $111 million to acquire a 13.1% stake in Bitfarms, sparking a corporate governance battle and the implementation of a "poison pill" defense by Bitfarms' board.
A recent survey reveals that 65% of middle-class Americans are experiencing financial distress, struggling to meet their obligations and lacking optimism for improvement.