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  1. Bitcoin Crashed 20%+ After Every Bank Of Japan Rate Hike?And Another One May Be Coming
    Benzinga | 01:31 PM EDT

    Every Bank of Japan rate hike since 2024 has caused a Bitcoin crash of at least 20%. With Japanese 10-year yields hitting a 27-year high if 2.32% on Monday, fears abound that another BOJ tightening cycle could trigger the next crypto selloff. The BOJ raised rates four times since March 2024, and Bitcoin fell sharply after three of them.

  2. Peter Schiff Questions Trump 'Market Manipulation,' But Treasury Yields Hint At Something Even More Dangerous
    Benzinga | 08:26 AM EDT

    The Trump administration may be forced to temper the Iran conflict as borrowing costs surge, with the 10-year Treasury yield up 45 basis points since late February.

  3. Trump's Fed Ally Miran Still Sees Four Fed Rate Cuts ? Markets See Zero
    Benzinga | 03/23/26 11:10 AM EDT

    Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran ? who has dissented in favor of rate cuts at every meeting since his appointment by President Donald Trump last year ? said Monday that the Iran-driven oil shock does not alter his policy outlook, arguing the Fed should wait for clearer evidence before assessing the inflation impact of higher energy prices.

  4. EXCLUSIVE: 'Intermediate US Treasury Duration Attractive': BondBloxx Honcho Explains Why Investors Are Moving Into 2-Year Treasuries
    Benzinga | 03/21/26 08:14 AM EDT

    Investors are gradually extending duration within the front end of the Treasury curve, shifting from ultra-short, cash-like exposures toward targeted-duration strategies in search of higher yields. "Investors are buying short duration U.S. Treasury ETFs because they provide safety, liquidity, attractive yields, and low-interest rate volatility.

  5. What's Weighing On United Airlines Stock Friday?
    Benzinga | 03/20/26 03:28 PM EDT

    United Airlines Holdings Inc (UAL) shares are trading lower Friday afternoon as investors digested a sharp escalation in Middle East tensions that pushed oil prices higher, lifted Treasury yields and intensified fears of a stagflationary shock to the broader economy.

  6. Fed's Waller Says He Was Ready To Dissent For Rate Cut Until Oil Shock Made Inflation 'More Of A Concern'
    Benzinga | 03/20/26 12:27 PM EDT

    Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said Friday he was planning to vote against the central bank?s decision to hold rates steady this week after February?s jobs report showed 92,000 payroll losses. ?I thought that?s it, I?m dissenting,? Waller told CNBC?s Squawk Box.

  7. Trump's Iran War Is Doing What No One Expected: Bringing Rate Hikes Back On The Table
    Benzinga | 03/20/26 11:38 AM EDT

    President Donald Trump has spent months aggressively pushing Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to cut interest rates. A rate hike. Short-term interest-rate futures are now pricing chances of a Federal Reserve rate hike before the end of the year. The Iran war has not just reversed that assumption ? it has flipped it.

  8. Bitcoin Back To $70,000: Here's The Key Level To Watch To Tell BTC's Next Move
    Benzinga | 03/20/26 10:31 AM EDT

    Bitcoin is back at $70,000 on weakening bullish momentum, setting up a key test for its next move. Prominent analyst Trader Mayne on Friday said rising geopolitical tensions and the aftermath of recent Federal Reserve policy decisions are driving volatility across crypto markets. He noted that macro conditions remain critical.

  9. Why Is Silver Falling?
    Benzinga | 03/19/26 01:54 PM EDT

    Precious metals faced a sell-off on Thursday. Silver dropped as low as 10% toward $65 per ounce, marking its lowest level since mid-December, according to data from Trading Economics. The Federal Reserve, European Central Bank and Bank of England held rates steady this week. However, they adopted aggressive tones regarding inflation risks.

  10. SPDR Gold Shares Drop Amid Fed Rate Decision
    Benzinga | 03/19/26 01:36 PM EDT

    SPDR Gold shares are plummeting Thursday as gold's historic selloff deepens as the Federal Reserve held rates steady even as crude prices surge and reignite inflation fears. With rate?cut hopes gone, gold is losing one of its strongest tailwinds. Gold has plunged 13% so far this month, falling to around $4,580 per ounce Thursday morning.

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