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By: Jed Graham
The Federal Reserve's primary inflation gauge rose to the highest level since late 2023, leaving real incomes lower than a year ago in April, Bureau of Economic Analysis data revealed. The data, which showed American's saving less to keep up their spending, came as oil prices rebounded early Thursday amid dimmer hopes for a quick U.
Oil prices fell back below $90 a barrel on Thursday morning on a report that U.S. and Iranian negotiators had agreed on a framework for a 60-day ceasefire extension after renewed Persian Gulf attacks had threatened the fragile truce. Axios said that President Donald Trump had not yet given his approval, but the S&P 500 climbed, aiming to extend its six-session winning streak. As hopes rise that a resolution of the U.S.-Iran stalemate will reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the clock is ticking to some near-term bad scenarios for both Iran and the global economy.
The bitcoin price slump continued, even as the Nasdaq and gold rallied. Strategy's buying strike has made the cryptocurrency more prone to weakness.
Oil prices remained lower on Friday morning after President Donald Trump laid out his demands for an Iran deal ahead of his "final determination." Markets have been anticipating agreement on a 60-day U.S.-Iran ceasefire extension that would reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Trump's Truth Social post included some items Iran has previously rejected, including the U.S. removing its enriched uranium.
Public opposition is soaring even before AI is a net job killer. Elon Musk and other tech leaders are proposing safety net changes and AI token taxes to head off more-radical ideas.
The bitcoin price slump continued on Thursday, even as the Nasdaq and gold rallied, while the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields fell. Bitcoin has been more vulnerable to a spell of weakness because ETF outflows haven't been countered by Strategy's on-again, off-again buying binge. There have been seven weeks this year during which Strategy bought more than $1 billion worth of bitcoin, including three weeks with buys over $2 billion.
By: Jed Graham
Oil prices bounced back above $90 a barrel early Monday after Iran issued a stark warning, but S&P 500 futures climbed.
The bitcoin price slid to a seven-week low after Strategy filings show it sold 0 .00004% of its holdings. Why markets hate it.
By: Jed Graham
U.S. oil prices surged back above $90 a barrel on Monday morning after Iran pulled out of negotiations with the U.S., blaming Israel's escalation in Lebanon. The S&P 500 reversed slightly lower as a prolonged Strait of Hormuz closure and accelerating manufacturing activity put upward pressure on Treasury yields. Tehran, via its Tasnim news agency, demanded the immediate halt of Israeli offensives in Gaza and Lebanon, including the full withdrawal of Israel's army from the latter.
Rare earth stocks and copper plays are flashing buy signals or close to it amid multiple catalysts. MP Materials and USA Rare Earth are both near buy points, as is S&P 500 copper giant Freeport-McMoRan. The copper price has rallied near an all-time high as markets brace for potential Trump tariffs news, with demand already outpacing supply.
