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US Crude Oil Prices Cross $90 per Barrel for First Time in 10 Months

Prices of oil in the US hit a 10-month high as oil shortages are expected until the end of the year following Russia and Saudi output cuts. In response to fears of weaker supply, the prices of oil rose on Thursday. The West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude climbed 1.6% to $90.04 per barrel, its highest point since November last year. Brent crude also sold at a 10-month record of $93.23 after rising 1.5%. The impact of the increase in crude prices may be stiff on the economy as gasoline...

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US Presidential Nominee DeSantis Introduces a Pro-Crypto Declaration of Economic Independence

Ron DeSantis – Florida’s Governor and one of the US Presidential candidates – unveiled a “Declaration of Economic Independence,” where he outlined some of the biggest financial challenges that America currently faces. His pronouncement focuses on improving Americans’ financial well-being and reinforcing the States as the most dominant economy. The Governor also pledged to let the cryptocurrency industry thrive and not allow the launch of a central bank digital currency...

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Bitcoin Dips Following Federal Reserve Speculation

In late July, the price of bitcoin endured a harsh dip after news came about that the Federal Reserve was on the verge of making another big (and tough) financial decision likely to affect Americans. Why Can’t the Federal Reserve Chill Out? For the most part, bitcoin had been trading above $30,000 in July, though things took a nasty turn following the announcement and the world’s number one digital currency by market cap slipped into the $29K range. Right now, it...

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Will The Fed Raise Rates Again? Powell Remains Fixated On 2% Inflation Target

The likelihood of another Federal Reserve policy rate hike grew stronger on Friday after Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium. During the speech, Powell reiterated that the Federal Reserve remains committed to bringing inflation down to 2%, despite some economists suggesting that achieving that target may be difficult. “Two percent is and will remain our inflation target,” said Powell. Getting there, he added, will require a “period of...

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Bitcoin’s Win Is Coming as Fed Prints More ‘Fiat Toilet Paper’, Says BitMEX Co-Founder Arthur Hayes

CoinspeakerBitcoin’s Win Is Coming as Fed Prints More ‘Fiat Toilet Paper’, Says BitMEX Co-Founder Arthur Hayes The Bitcoin price has once again retraced back to $26,000 after some recovery pump earlier this week. On the technical chart, BTC continues to show bearish momentum with its price dropping under the 200-day moving average (DMA). Bitcoin’s Win Is Coming as Fed Prints More ‘Fiat Toilet Paper’, Says BitMEX...

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BitMEX’s Arthur Hayes: Bitcoin is Antidote for ‘Flawed, Corrupt, Parasitic’ Fiat Banking System

Fed chairperson Jerome Powell has been at the receiving end of significant backlash for his stance on implementing the same approach that helped the US get rid of inflation several decades ago. This strategy has been strongly contended by BitMEX founder Arthur Hayes while pointing out the difference in economic and monetary conditions in the US today from what they were in 1980. Hayes said the Fed is doomed to fail if it continues to run the same playbook, particularly given...

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Here is When the Fed Will Start Cutting Interest Rates According to Goldman Sachs

Jan Hatzius and David Mericle – economists at the banking giant Goldman Sachs – predicted that the US Federal Reserve will start lowering interest rates from the second quarter of 2024.  Many experts have previously suggested that such a pivot could boost investor interest in risk-on assets, including stocks, commodities, and cryptocurrencies.  Still Uncertain About the Pace According to Hatzius and Mericle, the US central bank – the Federal Reserve – will start a gradual...

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Bitcoin Experienced Huge Fall in Mid-June Following Fed Announcement

Bitcoin fell below the $25,000 mark for the first time in a while in mid-June of this year after the Federal Reserve threw yet another monkey wrench into America’s economic plans. Major June Dip for Bitcoin During that time, the Federal Reserve announced that while it was not going to be hiking rates again in the immediate future, citizens of the U.S. could potentially expect to experience the effects of at least two more rate hikes before the end of the year. In...

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Bitcoin Loses $30K as US Federal Reserve Hikes Interest Rates by Another 25BPS: This Week’s Crypto Recap

Although most prices in the cryptocurrency market have shown high levels of stagnation in the past week, there were still several notable developments on different fronts. Starting with US regulations, this week saw discussions for a few separate bills, including the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act, which Democrats claimed still “reeks” of Sam Bankman-Fried – the disgraced former FTX exec who was among the chief supporters. On the other hand,...

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