Author: Stocks Breaking News

Bitcoin and Ether are down more than 2% over the past 24 hours as the crypto market relinquishes the gains posted earlier this week. Ether, the leading altcoin by market cap, is trading around $2,040 after failing to clear the $2,197 resistance, keeping the $2,000 psychological level in focus. Nevertheless, Ether posted roughly a 7% gain in March, ending a six-month losing streak, a move that data points and market observers viewed as a sign of renewed demand despite a risk-off backdrop driven by geopolitical developments. The report said that March’s performance occurred even as tensions in the Middle East…

XRP has shed 3% of its value in the last 24 hours and trades around $1.30, as the broader cryptocurrency market retraced gains posted earlier this week. Ripple announced the launch of Digital Asset Accounts and Unified Treasury within Ripple Treasury on Wednesday, a move designed to embed digital-asset capabilities into core corporate finance functions. The rollout introduces the first treasury management system with native digital asset support, directly integrated into the treasury workflow. In a press release, Ripple described the offering as a unique capability that could become a competitive edge for its treasury clients by seamlessly managing both…

According to CNBC, oil prices surged more than 7% after President Donald Trump’s remarks suggesting the war in Iran would continue, triggering a broad re-pricing of risk and a sharp move in the energy complex. In premarket trading, energy stocks led the market higher, with APA Corp up 4.3% and peers Diamondback Energy, ConocoPhillips, Devon Energy, Exxon Mobil and Chevron rising about 3% each as investors priced in tighter supply and heightened geopolitical risk. Markets also moved in sectors most sensitive to oil dynamics. Cruise operators and airlines are guiding expectations lower as energy costs and demand fears mount. Cruise…

Bitrue expands into real-world assets with 40 tokenized futures Crypto exchange Bitrue is expanding beyond digital assets by launching 40 tokenized instruments on its futures platform. The move gives investors around-the-clock exposure to tokenized versions of blue-chip stocks, a major US equity index, and precious metals, all traded against USDT. Announced on Thursday, the rollout includes tokenized NVIDIA, Tesla, Amazon, the NASDAQ-100 index, and tokenized gold and silver. Bitrue said the products are available with leverage up to 100x, depending on the asset. A broader push into real-world assets The launch aligns with a broader push among crypto exchanges to…

Stock markets moved broadly on a mix of earnings, guidance and geopolitical headlines. In midday trading, Tesla shares drifted lower after first-quarter deliveries came in below expectations, while Nike faced further pressure on a China exposure outlook. A group of names advanced on catalysts such as price targets and deal chatter, and energy-linked equities rallied as oil prices surged on geopolitical risk. According to CNBC, the day’s moves reflected a data-rich earnings slate alongside ongoing macro concerns. According to CNBC, Tesla delivered 358,000 vehicles in the first quarter, a 14% drop from the prior quarter and short of the StreetAccount…

The crypto market declined on Thursday as traders priced in rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and persistent outflows from crypto exchange-traded funds. Bitcoin slumped to $66,400, while the total crypto market cap fell 2.35% over the past 24 hours to about $2.29 trillion, according to data compiled by SoSoValue and market trackers. Key takeaways Price move: Bitcoin at $66,400 with the broader crypto market down about 2.35% in 24 hours; several major tokens posted sharper declines. Catalyst: Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, ongoing ETF outflows, and a boost in oil prices as markets gauge the trajectory of…

Pi Network’s native Pi token has spent roughly two weeks trading in a narrow range, with the price hovering around $0.1750 and sentiment showing waning demand and thinner liquidity. The slide comes after the token tumbled more than 90% from its all-time high, leaving it about 40% below its year-to-date peak. Technicals point to further pressure as a head-and-shoulders pattern forms and the asset struggles to attract sustained buying interest. Data shows a sharp pullback in activity. CoinMarketCap tracked a 24-hour trading volume of about $18 million on Thursday, well off the roughly $90 million seen in March. The bulk…

Global markets balanced on renewed geopolitical risk after remarks about Iran, while Bitcoin advanced on improving risk sentiment, according to Invezz. Separately, SpaceX’s reported confidential IPO filing boosted optimism for the space economy, and US private payroll data painted a picture of a steady but uneven labor-market recovery. Key takeaways Bitcoin moved higher, briefly reclaiming the $69,000 level before stabilizing above $68,000, as risk appetite improved. SpaceX reportedly filed for an initial public offering confidentially, with a valuation reportedly exceeding $1.75 trillion and the potential to surpass the Saudi Aramco listing record if it raises more than $50 billion. US…

Binance Coin (BNB) is holding near the $614 level after a quiet period of consolidation, with market watchers weighing the potential impact of a new feature in the Binance Wallet. According to Invezz, the anticipated launch of a prediction market within the wallet could give BNB a broader use case beyond trading and staking, potentially attracting more active participants to the ecosystem. If Binance proceeds, wallet users could place bets on real-world outcomes without leaving the Binance environment, a development that proponents say would expand the token’s utility and could bolster near-term demand for BNB. Binance Coin technical analysis From…

Premarket trading offered a mixed snapshot as investors digested a batch of earnings, guidance and macro cues across consumer, technology and energy names. Nike led the moves, sliding about 10% after mixed regional results contrasted with a stronger quarterly print, while a swath of other names traded in a wide range of directions on fresh guidance and sector signals. The session also featured a rebound in memory stocks and gold miners, alongside a pullback in oil stocks as crude hovered near the $100 per barrel threshold. According to CNBC, Nike shares slumped roughly 10% in premarket trading after North American…