The Treasury market helps the global economy go-round, and Wall Street is watching closely for signs the Fed may need to intervene.
Taiwan's top financial regulator said on Saturday it would extend temporary curbs on short-selling for another week to ensure market stability after U.S. tariffs unleashed turmoil, adding that the restrictions had been helpful. The stock market in Taiwan seesawed this week, plummeting on the tariff news before rebounding strongly after U.S. President Donald Trump put a pause on the tariffs. In a statement, Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission said the market stabilisation measures on short-selling of shares had "indeed had the expected effect of effectively curbing speculative selling".
Treasury yields have been behaving unusually, sparking concerns that the typical “safe haven” investment might be losing some of its shine.
President Trump’s tariffs haven’t just rattled the stock market; they’ve also made it nearly impossible to estimate where stocks are headed.
Trump's policies should push more institutional investors to adopt Bitcoin.
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Markets have failed to make a full recovery from President Trump's initial tariff announcement as uncertainty around exactly where policy lands remains paramount.
Huge numbers of retail investors have jumped onboard, but so too have institutional investors with deep pockets. Gaining mass adoption from retail and institutional investors alike has been a dream of Bitcoin fanatics for more than a decade.
Shiba Inu (CRYPTO: SHIB) and Dogecoin (CRYPTO: DOGE) used to be similarly valued cryptocurrencies. Given its more modest valuation, however, Shiba Inu's coin may be in a more favorable position to rally from here on out, relative to its rival. Shiba Inu launched its Layer-2 blockchain, Shibarium, in August 2023, which was built to improve and enhance the processing of transactions.
A gradual drip feed of investment into a diverse range of quality companies could be a smart approach, Nick Saunders writes.View on euronews
