Bitcoin Struggles to Hold $60,000 as Seller Pressure Nears Exhaustion
Bitcoin faces persistent selling pressure as it nears the crucial $60,000 support level, while strong U.S. labor market data challenges expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Bitcoin faces persistent selling pressure as it nears the crucial $60,000 support level, while strong U.S. labor market data challenges expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Central and South Asian officials emphasize Afghanistan’s role in regional trade, seeking to ease sanctions, while the EU maintains a cautious stance on Taliban engagement.
Wall Street slid as major tech stocks dropped sharply and robust May job growth heightened expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates later this year.
Florida’s aggressive legal move against OpenAI exposes deep divisions within the Republican Party on regulating artificial intelligence amid rising safety and ethical concerns.
Uzbekistan and Hong Kong business leaders advanced talks to enhance trade, investment, and collaboration across finance, technology, and logistics sectors during a forum in Tashkent.
U.S. employers boosted payrolls by 172,000 jobs in May, doubling forecasts and marking three consecutive months of job growth amid economic uncertainty.
U.S. employers added 172,000 jobs in May while unemployment remained at 4.3%, showing labor market resilience despite rising energy costs linked to the Iran war.
A group of US Senators called on bank regulators to develop a risk-based, balanced capital framework that treats crypto assets fairly and supports responsible banking engagement.
The Pickwick Street Fair returns for its fifth edition on June 6, featuring an expanded lineup of 80 artists, live performances under a covered stage, and a children’s activity zone.
John Bolton has agreed to plead guilty to illegally retaining sensitive national security information, accepting a substantial fine and dropping numerous other charges.