President Donald Trump confirmed a tariff hike on European and Mexican products. International authorities signal negotiation attempts to curb economic impacts.
U.S. indexes hit new highs amid tariff concerns, with Big Tech leading gains and optimism around quarterly earnings.
Delta shares soared after better-than-expected earnings, lifting the airline sector; meanwhile, Bitcoin surpassed $112,000 for the first time since May.
Investors closely monitor inflation data to assess tariff effects on prices and shape expectations around Federal Reserve rate cuts.
The U.S. government authorized Nvidia to resume H20 chip exports to China, easing tech sector tensions and boosting related stocks.
A mix of large deficits and new fiscal stimuli raises concern over U.S. fiscal health and its impact on asset attractiveness.
Seven Fed officials spoke during the week, signaling that a July rate cut is unlikely due to inflation, though September remains possible.
Production and inventory data show recovery in China’s industry; however, rising U.S. tariffs remain a global growth risk.
UK rate cut expectations fade after surprise inflation spike, while the eurozone sees inflation nearing target for the first time in eight months.
Forecasts point to stronger growth in Brazil, Mexico, and India in 2025; the U.S. and Europe may face more unpredictable cycles due to fiscal policies and geopolitics.
Bitcoin reached a historic peak above $123,000 ahead of the so-called "Crypto Week" in the U.S. Congress, as investors bet on regulatory progress for the sector.
Proposals concerning stablecoins and broader industry regulation are in focus, potentially impacting the global landscape and adding legitimacy to the crypto market.
Ethereum surged over 5% in 24 hours, raising expectations for new all-time highs for the top altcoin.
Polls and estimates predict continued upside for BTC, supported by institutional interest and a “flight to quality” in digital assets.
Firms like BlackRock are now holding Ether in their portfolios, and the expectation of more Ethereum ETFs is boosting institutional appetite and price targets above $8,000 by year-end.
The milestone was driven by rising prices in major cryptocurrencies and an influx of institutional capital during July’s rally.
The upgrade promises even faster and more efficient transactions, cementing Solana’s place among the most sought-after blockchain networks.
Crypto projects tied to artificial intelligence were among the biggest winners in recent weeks, reflecting a global narrative shift in favor of AI-focused assets.
Tether and USD Coin maintain their peg and stability, becoming increasingly used in global transactions; regulation in major markets remains on the radar.
Crypto analysts foresee strong volatility and potential profit-taking, though outlook remains positive for assets like BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP.
