Bitcoin hits $81,271 as RBA delivers hawkish hike amid global energy shock. Polygon's KYT screening targets institutional stablecoin payments.
Crypto investment products saw $16M inflows in Canada and $43.8M in Germany, marking the fifth consecutive week of positive flows despite mid-week risk-off sentiment.
Disney reports earnings before Wednesday's opening bell. Analysts eye streaming growth, parks performance, and Iger's leadership insights.
A Dogecoin whale transferred 160 million DOGE, signaling strong conviction ahead of a potential breakout.
Dow Jones drops 1.13% while crypto stocks rise on regulatory clarity from the Stablecoin Yield Act.
Eaton solutions are used in CoreSite's AI-optimized data center in Secaucus, New Jersey, highlighting the company's role in AI infrastructure.
eBay shares rose 5% in premarket trading. Full coverage from CNBC's team includes insights from GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen.
Ethereum nears key $2,400 resistance with smart money accumulation, while institutional capital inflow expected before year-end.
European stocks mostly rose but the FTSE 100 fell, dragged by oil majors BP and Shell. Investor focus shifts to AI productivity gains.
Key employment report this week could test Fed's policy stance, with potential implications for rate cuts amid softening labor market.
FTSE 100 fell 1.4% amid fading US-Iran ceasefire prospects, bucking European gains. Oil prices elevated.
Rising gasoline prices reignite inflation fears, with consumers cutting consumption 8% year over year as prices surge.
Germany attracted $43.8M in crypto inflows while Unicredit pursues Commerzbank takeover despite local pushback.
Japan intervenes in yen as RBA hikes rates to 4.35% amid persistent inflation. Key takeaways on global central bank actions.
Markets slide on rising oil prices and fragile Middle East truce, while gold rebounds as investors eye interest rate outlook.
Binance updates gold perpetuals with crypto-style liquidation. Arthur Hayes says fiat printing drives gold and Bitcoin demand.
Rising oil prices threaten gold as Treasury yields climb, turning sentiment bearish on GLD with surging put activity.
Goldman Sachs lowers price target to $14 and reiterates Apple as buy, citing App Store overhang.
Home Depot reinstated as buy by Bank of America; shares trade at 17x P/E, a 13% discount to HD.
HSBC reported Q1 pretax profit of $9.4B, missing estimates, as revenue rose 6% but credit losses increased.