2019-12-4 19:00 |
Despite the recession in the U.S. manufacturing sector, there are two good reasons to believe that stocks will not crash. The post Will the U.S. Manufacturing Recession Cause a Stock Market Crash? appeared first on CCN.com origin »
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The S&P 500 (SPX) may have bounced from last week’s selloff but it seems that investors remain jittery. You can’t blame them. Uncertainties from the trade war, global dollar shortage, and weak manufacturing data are all threatening an index that’s trading close to all-time highs.
2019-10-8 18:00 | |
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The price of gold bounced back sharply on Tuesday, erasing a portion of Monday’s brutal drop after a protracted downturn in the manufacturing sector sapped risk sentiment from the market. Gold for December settlement, the most actively traded futures contract, reached a session high of $1,493.
2019-10-2 23:00 | |
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By CCN: Boeing, the largest aircraft manufacturer in the world alongside its rival Airbus, has recorded an 18 percent year-over-year (YoY) drop in quarterly operational earnings. While strategists see a fine future ahead for Boeing in the long run, some fear it could hinder the momentum of the Dow Jones.
2019-4-25 18:04 | |
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Bitcoin, altcoins, and the stock market are down on Wednesday after a series of weak economic data from the United States. Bitcoin (BTC) price dropped below $94,000, much lower than this month’s high of $96,000. Similarly, top altcoins like Ripple…
Legendary investor Paul Tudor Jones lays out his recession trades including Bitcoin
Arguably the most important takeaway from yesterday’s FOMC meeting was that the U. S. Federal Reserve (Fed) is no longer forecasting a recession, which led to a cautious rally in Bitcoin and crypto markets today.
Bitcoin’s price is following in XRP’s footsteps by rallying close to $32,000, but the price could pull back in the face of this week’s $720 million options expiry.
A political deadlock looms over the U.S. debt ceiling and its potential impact on the price of Bitcoin, which is already up 75% in 2023.
BTC price continues to show strength, and derivatives data suggests that bulls intend to press Bitcoin higher.
According to Bloomberg's senior commodity analyst, BTC is currently untouchable and could go all the way. However he asserts that a recession will likely affect the commodity as well.