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  1. U.S. Consumer Sentiment Craters in First Post-Tariff Read, but Crypto Is Holding Up
    Coindesk | 04/11/25 12:29 PM EDT

    Gold soared to a new record high as the selloff in the U.S. dollar and long-term Treasuries continued in force on Friday.

  2. S&P 500 More Volatile Than Bitcoin as U.S. Assets Lose Investor Favor
    Coindesk | 04/11/25 01:30 AM EDT

    Investors move away from U.S. assets, causing a rise in Treasury yields and a decline in the dollar index and U.S. stocks.

  3. U.S. CPI Declined in March; Core Rate Rose Just 0.1%.
    Coindesk | 04/10/25 08:36 AM EDT

    Whether the fresh inflation numbers boost rate cut hopes or the price of bitcoin is another story as the data is from prior to last week's sweeping tariff announcements.

  4. Bitcoin Longs Could See Wave of Liquidation Between $73.8K-$74.4K as 'Treasury Basis Trade' Unwinds
    Coindesk | 04/09/25 01:56 AM EDT

    The sharp rise in Treasury yields likely stems from the unwinding of basis trades and could trigger liquidity crisis, deepening the sell-off in risk assets.

  5. The All-Important U.S. 10-Year Yield Is Moving in the Wrong Direction for Trump
    Coindesk | 04/08/25 05:05 AM EDT

    One of the most volatile trading sessions since March 2020 exposed deep cracks in the global financial system?foreign selling of U.S. Treasury notes is questioned.

  6. Jamie Dimon Warns Tariffs Could Prompt Inflation, Global Economic Downfall
    Coindesk | 04/07/25 12:23 PM EDT

    The CEO of JPMorgan Chase (JPM) wrote a note to shareholders on Monday, voicing concerns about President Donald Trump?s tariff policy.

  7. Jamie Dimon Warns Tariffs Could Prompt Inflation, Global Economic Downfall
    Coindesk | 04/07/25 12:23 PM EDT

    The CEO of JPMorgan Chase (JPM) wrote a note to shareholders on Monday, voicing concerns about President Donald Trump?s tariff policy.

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