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Sanctions? Russia Is Now Using Bitcoin for International Trade
The market for Trump's "inaugural Fund" is booming: donations from the USA business community are expected to set a new historical record.
① Business leaders are donating to Trump's inauguration, and the total fundraising is expected to set a historical record; ② Trump boasts that everyone wants to be his friend, while his aides say the donations also provide an opportunity for past corporate executives to apologize for their lack of loyalty; ③ It is reported that those who donate 1 million dollars or raise 2 million dollars will receive six event tickets to participate in a series of events arranged by the Trump team.
DJT Stock Climbs: Golden Cross Points To Potential For Further Gains
2024 financial events summary! The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut cycle has officially begun, with the U.S. stock market, Bitcoin, and Gold all reaching new highs, and NVIDIA's Market Cap even temporarily topping the Global rankings.
In 2024, with the Federal Reserve's first interest rate cut in four years, Global Assets flourish, with Japanese stocks, Gold, US stocks, Bitcoin, and others breaking historical highs one after another. Chinese Assets experienced an epic surge in October.
A new star joins Trump's economic team, who has previously criticized Powell!
Stephen Moore was nominated by Trump to be the chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers; he had previously accused Powell of helping the Democrats in the last USA election, and he is also a "crypto supporter."
Futu Morning Report | Is a sell-off signal emerging? Buffett takes the opportunity to "sweep up" Occidental Petroleum and two other companies; Tesla's latest announcement: the automated driving taxi Robotaxi is accelerating its advancement.
The "Three Witches" day caused huge fluctuations in the US stock market, as shorts covered their positions leading to a sharp rise during the day, but market volatility may continue into next week; several Federal Reserve officials supported a cautious approach to interest rate cuts next year, relying on data, while Powell's "dovish allies" rarely spoke in a hawkish tone.