Bitcoin's price has faced downward pressure recently, dipping to $80,186 and currently trading around $82,250, reflecting a more than 5% drop from previous levels.
Solana has dropped nearly 29% since the start of 2025, despite a $10 billion liquidity injection and its inclusion in President Donald Trump’s Digital Asset Stockpile.
(Reuters) -A cautious sales outlook for the commercial vehicle market in 2025 amid a weak global economy sent shares of Volkswagen's truck unit Traton falling on Monday. The Scania owner's shares were down 5% at 1055 GMT, also dragging down peers Daimler Truck and Volvo. The truck maker forecast 2025 sales to range from -5% to +5% with an operating return on sales of between 7.5% and 8.5%, expecting a stronger truck market in the second half of 2025.
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Spanish bank BBVA said on Monday it received approval from the country's securities regulator to offer bitcoin and ether trading services in Spain. The bank is set to launch a service that will allow its clients to securely purchase, sell, and handle bitcoin and ether transactions via its app.
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MSCI's global equities gauge was down 1.7% after earlier touching a near two-month low on Monday while U.S. bond yields dropped as investors worried about an economic slowdown after U.S. President Donald Trump did not rule out a tariff-related recession. Investors started seeking safety as early as Sunday when Trump in a Fox News interview talked about a "period of transition" while declining to predict whether his tariffs on China, Canada and Mexico would result in a U.S. recession. Robert Pavlik, senior portfolio manager at Dakota Wealth in Fairfield, Connecticut, cited concerns around tariffs including Trump's interview as key factors behind Monday's risk-off mood.
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