US jobs data poses hurdle for rate-cut hopes, stocks rally

The upcoming U.S. labor market report may influence Fed rate cut expectations amidst concerns about a slowing economy and market volatility, particularly in the tech sector.

Can Grayscale ETFs Push ADA Above $0.88 and DOT Toward $5.70?

Grayscale filed for DOT and ADA ETFs, improving Cardano's approval odds to 87%. A successful ETF could boost visibility and prices for both cryptocurrencies.

Pepe Coin tanks below key support, a deeper decline awaits

Pepe Coin's price fell significantly due to a negative funding rate and rising liquidations, signaling potential further declines as technical analysis shows a bearish outlook.

RWA Inc. Joins EightLends to Drive Blockchain-Based Tokenized Lending

RWA Inc. partners with EightLends to enhance tokenized lending using blockchain, improving P2P lending's reliability and transparency while enabling investments in real-world businesses.

Brazil’s 2026 budget bill projects primary surplus of 0.25% of GDP

Brazil's 2026 budget targets a primary surplus of 34.5 billion reais, but concerns arise from excluded expenditures, which may obscure the actual fiscal situation.

Ether breaks below ‘Tom Lee’ trendline: Is a 10% incoming?

XRP Price Projections Range from $26 to $100 if Bitcoin Reaches $1 Million by 2030

XRP price predictions range between $15-$68 based on market conditions. Historical performance shows XRP's potential to outperform Bitcoin, supported by potential ETF launches and institutional adoption.

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Fed announces new capital levels for large banks, Morgan Stanley appealing result

The U.S. Federal Reserve finalized new capital levels for major banks, with Morgan Stanley seeking a reconsideration of its capital buffer before the October 1 effective date.

Mexico’s central bank hikes economic forecast but growth remains sluggish

Mexico's economy shows unexpected growth, but inflation rates rise as Banxico adjusts forecasts and interest rates to stimulate growth amid uncertain conditions.

Austria’s next central bank chief: milder than predecessor, has rebuked Trump administration

Austria's new central bank governor, Martin Kocher, is expected to adopt a milder approach than his predecessor while emphasizing the importance of central bank independence.