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Massive sell-off causes over $7 billion in liquidations, exposing crypto's structural weaknesses during volatile trading.
Manuel
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) lost 1.9%, or over 870 points, while the S&P 500 (^GSPC) fell roughly 2.7%. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) slid around 3.6%, leading losses.
Manuel
Chicago soybean futures fell as much as 1.9% to $10.025 a bushel, hitting session lows after the posts. The intraday decline is the biggest since July 7.
Manuel
Friday’s job eliminations mark the latest effort by Trump to make the shutdown as painful as possible for Democratic constituencies while deeming his own priorities as essential services.
Manuel
The narrowing gap between market capitalization and underlying asset value poses a threat to sustainability.
Manuel
Indexes down: Dow 1.2%, S&P 500 1.56%, Nasdaq 2.05%.Wall Street's fear gauge climbs.U.S.-listed shares of Chinese cos tumble.
Owen Li
Citigroup Inc. is joining a group of nine European lenders developing a regulated euro-based stablecoin, the latest move by a large financial institution into the fast-growing area of digital money.
James Whitman
The World Gold Council warned gold’s surge above $4,000 is overextended after record Q3 ETF inflows of 221.7 tonnes, though solid fundamentals and equity volatility may keep prices supported.
Adam
The dollar hit a two-month high, breaking above its 100-day EMA as missing U.S. data and global political turmoil boosted demand. Despite dovish Fed expectations, EURUSD fell about 1.5% this week.
Adam
The Bureau of Labor Statistics said it will publish the September consumer price index on Oct. 24, marking a rare exception to release data during the government shutdown.
Thomas
Mexican lawmakers will pause until late November the discussion of a government proposal to impose tariffs of as much as 50% on cars, steel and other products imported from China and several Asian nations that don’t have a trade deal with the country, according to a top congressman.
Samantha Luan
Major U.S. banks start Q3 2025 earnings on Oct. 14. Strong results are expected, driven by robust trading, investment banking recovery, solid margins, and healthy capital markets activity.
Adam
The ECB signaled stable policy with inflation on target. France’s fiscal troubles weigh on the euro, but EURUSD appears oversold, suggesting a possible short-term rebound.
Adam
US consumer sentiment was little changed in early October as Americans expect scant improvement in the job market or inflation.
Damon
The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits increased again last week, economists estimated on Thursday, hinting at some early layoffs of contractors related to the U.S. government shutdown.
Samantha Luan
A group of international banks including Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Deutsche Bank AG, Bank of America Corp. and Banco Santander, have joined forces to explore the issuance of “digital money” on public blockchains, marking the latest push by large financial institutions to examine possible uses for the technology underpinning cryptocurrencies for payments.
James Whitman
Bitcoin fell near $121,000 after hitting a record $126,000 earlier this week, but analysts say the “Uptober” bullish trend remains intact amid strong ETF inflows, low exchange supply, and resilient long-term holders.
Adam
Amid a barren landscape of macro data due to the shutdown, the fact that many are strongly focused on the incredibly noisy and historically dismissed University of Michigan sentiment survey for any signals on inflation expectations or job hopes is in itself noteworthy.
Michelle
Gold retreated below $4,000 as risk sentiment shifted and global stocks weakened. Traders await U.S. sentiment data, French and Japanese political updates, and Q3 earnings, while silver outperforms amid market uncertainty.
Adam