Bitcoin stalls below $98,000 as regulatory uncertainty drags price back to $95,000
Bitcoin failed to break $98,000, slid back to $95,000 and looks fragile amid regulatory delays.
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Bitcoin failed to break $98,000, slid back to $95,000 and looks fragile amid regulatory delays.
London shares recover on Friday as hotels and defence rise, offsetting retail weakness and small-cap volatility.
Gold hits $4,600 and in the UK searches for buying gold surge, pushing $5,000 target talk.
Ashmore shares jump as $2.6bn net inflows highlight renewed investor appetite for emerging markets.
Gold retreats modestly from record highs as traders book profits and await key US economic data.
Bitcoin steadies near $96,800 as ETF inflows and macro signals support recent highs above $95,000.
FTSE rises modestly after UK GDP beats forecasts, with Schroders surging on upbeat profit outlook.
FTSE 100 lifted by miners and gold, Pearson and Mirriad fell; AstraZeneca and Truetide advanced.
Gold and silver hit record highs as geopolitical unrest and Fed rate‑cut expectations drive safe‑haven demand.
Bitcoin hits two‑month high above $96,000, steadies near $94,800 amid record ETF inflows and renewed demand.
FTSE 100 flat as healthcare falls; Whitbread, Diageo rise; US Fed concerns, earnings season ahead.
Gold steadies near $4,590 after Monday’s record, with profit-taking and data focus ahead.
Silver near $85 midday as Fed chair probe weakens dollar and fuels bets on rate cuts.
FTSE 100 opens lower as Fed concerns weigh; Oxford Nanopore and JD Sports post strong gains.
Bitcoin hovers near $90,000 as range‑bound trading persists and traders await macro catalysts later in the week.
Gold hits new all‑time high above $4,600 as Fed uncertainty and weak US jobs fuel safe‑haven demand.
Mixed US jobs data fuels debate over interest rates as low unemployment offsets weak hiring figures.
Bitcoin drifts near $90,000 as resistance at $95,000 holds and traders eye macro data catalysts.
FTSE 100 rises as Glencore–Rio merger talks lift miners, while Sainsbury’s slides after mixed Christmas trading.
Silver has surged 160% due to US-Venezuela tensions, hitting $80/oz amid massive industrial supply deficits.
FTSE 100 dips as AB Foods, Tesco, and Shell disappoint; Ocado and Cerillion climb.
Bitcoin falls to $90,000 after failing at $95,000, with thin liquidity and mixed ETF flows.
Gold retreats near $4,430 as dollar strength and positioning ahead of US jobs data temper safe-haven demand.
Donald Trump’s announcement that up to 50 million barrels of Venezuelan crude could be turned over to the US to be sold at market prices weighed on energy shares.
FTSE 100 retreats from record highs as oil and mining shares lag, while defensive and retailer stocks outperform.
Gold retreats toward $4,450 as profit‑booking meets safe‑haven demand amid geopolitical tensions and rate‑cut bets.
Bitcoin slips to $92,109 after failing near $95,000, where repeated selling continues to cap upside momentum.
Next shares rise as Christmas sales exceed expectations, profit guidance increases and international growth drives strength.
FTSE 100 rises as Next leads gains; inflation data and corporate movers shape early London trading.
Gold holds near $4,450 as Venezuela tensions and US rate-cut expectations support bullion demand.
Bitcoin steadies near $94,000 as risk appetite lifts crypto markets, but thin volumes leave the rally fragile.
Dow Jones jumps sharply as energy and financial stocks lift the index after Venezuela geopolitical headlines.
FTSE 100 rises as miners and defence stocks gain following Venezuela turmoil, amid light trading volumes.
Markets show cautious optimism as Bitcoin nears $95,000, with ETH and XRP gaining alongside it.
Gold and silver steady near highs as US action in Venezuela lifts geopolitical risk.
Bitcoin breaks above $90,000 to $91,174, but thin liquidity leaves the rally facing an immediate durability test.
Fresnillo’s 410% surge, fueled by $80 silver, transforms the miner from cyclical laggard to industrial powerhouse.
Tesla drags large-cap tech lower while S&P 500 and Nasdaq fade after early gains today.
Bitcoin hovers near $90,000, bulls need a decisive break, Ether and XRP track cautiously.
FTSE 100 tops 10,000 as defence, energy stocks lead gains, Seplat rises, Tap Global falls.