US Stocks Slip From Records as Oil Whipsaws on Iran War Uncertainty
S&P 500 falls 0.3% and oil swings between $87 and $90 a barrel as investors await US inflation data and weigh coin-flip odds of a September Fed rate hike.
S&P 500 falls 0.3% and oil swings between $87 and $90 a barrel as investors await US inflation data and weigh coin-flip odds of a September Fed rate hike.
Nvidia signs MOUs with Apollo, Blackstone, BlackRock, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs and KKR for a $500 billion AI financing push, as Intel’s upsized $20B raise draws over $100B in demand.
Brent crude swings from above $90 to near $87 as Trump declares the US Navy has full control of the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran demands reparations and sanctions relief.
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CryptoQuant data shows large wallets accumulating BTC, ETH and XRP as Bitcoin trades near $65,000 and Ethereum holds around $1,900.
Bitcoin traded near $64,935 and ether near $1,913 as CryptoQuant flags whale accumulation, while Intesa Sanpaolo slashed its Bitcoin ETF stake 93.7% and tripled staked Ethereum holdings.
US stocks pulled back slightly from record highs as Brent crude rose 5% on Hormuz uncertainty, while Berkshire Hathaway, MarineMax, and Varex Imaging moved sharply on earnings and deal news.
San Francisco Fed research finds the stock-bond correlation has flipped negative, indicating investors increasingly see oil prices and supply-side risks as the dominant threat to growth.