West Texas Intermediate falls to its lowest level since late April after Iran reduces threats to the Strait of Hormuz. West Texas Intermediate crude dropped below $72.00 a barrel on Wednesday, extending losses as Iran eased restrictions around the Strait of Hormuz. The dec
Analysts warn the firm’s cash reserves have dropped sharply, leaving dividend coverage at just 14 months and triggering a 17.5% decline in its preferred stock. MicroStrategy faces pressure to halt bitcoin purchases after its cash reserves fell 38% this year, reducing divid
QatarEnergy expects liquefied natural gas production to return to normal levels within weeks, excluding a damaged facility. Qatar’s liquefied natural gas production will resume normal levels within weeks, according to the country’s prime minister. The recovery excludes a d
PRESS RELEASE Iceland joins TIPS for instant payments 24 June 2026 - Icelandic króna will be fifth currency available for settling instant payments through TARGET services - ECB and Seðlabanki Íslands agreement will take effect as of 2028 The European Central Bank (ECB) and...</p
Chainlink Price Forecast: Global FX infrastructure partnership fails to lift sentiment Chainlink (LINK) trades near $7.68 at the time of writing on Wednesday, falling nearly 2% so far this week. LINK remains under pressure despite announcing a strategic working group with
XAG/USD stabilizes after 5% loss The XAG/USD pair is attempting to stabilize after recent losses, trading around $61.70 per troy ounce. The technical analysis shows a prevailing bearish bias, with the spot price remaining within a descending channel pattern.
Markets now price a 70% chance of a 25 basis point Fed rate hike by September, lifting the dollar to its strongest level since May 2025. The US Dollar Index rose 0.15% to 101.50, its highest since May 2025, as risk aversion and Fed rate hike expectations fueled demand. The
Singapore’s inflation held at 1.8% in May, below forecasts, but energy costs pose upside risks to prices ahead. The USD/SGD pair rose 0.3% to 1.2970, extending gains since mid-June amid broader U.S. dollar strength. The move reflects persistent pressure on the Singapore do
US stocks fell sharply Tuesday amid a tech sector decline and a stronger USD, with the Nasdaq 100 leading losses. Major US equity benchmarks closed sharply lower Tuesday, led by a 3.3% decline in the Nasdaq 100 as tech stocks retreated. The S&P 500 fell 1.4%, while the Dow
Japan’s FX reserves and verbal warnings from officials temper USD strength, but BoJ policy shift remains critical for sustained yen gains. USD/JPY has rebounded above 160, though intervention risks and official warnings from Japan’s Finance Minister are capping further ups
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