Truckers don’t need to worry about the economy
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Businesses are heading into 2025 with lean inventories and high demand from consumers. The post Truckers don’t need to worry about the economy appeared first on FreightWaves.
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On Feb. 3, Asian crypto stocks experienced significant declines as Bitcoin fell to $91,163, marking its lowest level in over three weeks.
Crypto market suffers $2.29 billion in liquidations, surpassing COVID and FTX crashes. Fears of a global trade war spark sell-offs, hitting Bitcoin, Ether, and major altcoins.
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