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Bitcoin rallies over 1% driven by growing expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut in December, while Li Auto faces ongoing challenges amid competition and regulatory headwinds.
Morgan Stanley advises buying top tech stocks including Apple, Microsoft, Tesla, and Nvidia amid short-term market weakness driven by Fed policy uncertainty but bullish 12-month earnings outlook.
Bitcoin trades below $96,000 amid accelerating sell-off on fading expectations for a December Fed rate cut, marking its third weekly decline and nearly 24% drop since early October.
Bitcoin's price responds more to a weakening US dollar and monetary policy than inflation, indicating it acts as a liquidity barometer rather than a pure inflation hedge like gold.
Standard Chartered forecasts strong Bitcoin gains as capital rotates from gold amid tighter monetary policies and ETF inflows, targeting $135,000-$200,000 by year-end despite short-term dips below $1…
The Fed is expected to cut rates by 0.25% on October 29, fueling both short-term crypto volatility and potentially long-term gains for Bitcoin, despite most Americans being indifferent to the cut's f…
Fed Chair Powell's comments suggest an upcoming end to quantitative tightening, potentially paving the way for quantitative easing. This could drive Bitcoin higher within six months, though risks rem…
Bitcoin's traditional four-year cycle is deemed obsolete due to shifting monetary policies. US and Chinese liquidity, easing rates, and supportive policies are expected to drive continued Bitcoin gai…
Bitcoin is projected to have a 50% chance of surpassing $140,000 this month based on AI-driven simulations, with historical data supporting a strong bullish trend and further gains likely amid ongoin…