Jerry Lin

Jerry Lin

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  • Bitcoin Unmoved by SEC's ETF Deliberations and Market Speculations
    Bitcoin
    The recent buzz around the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) potentially finalizing comments on spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) applications has not significantly impacted the price of Bitcoin (BTC).
  • Record $34 Trillion US Debt Signals Economic and Political Quagmire
    Franklin Resources-Legg Mason Merger
    The United States has reached a daunting fiscal milestone, with its national debt surpassing $34 trillion for the first time, signaling an alarming trend of burgeoning financial obligations. This escalation, documented by the Treasury Department, occurred just weeks ahead of critical deadlines for Congress to agree on new federal funding plans, raising the specter of potential government shutdowns and heightened economic uncertainty.
  • Cryptocurrencies Plunge on Wednesday, Analysts Doubt Bitcoin ETF Approval
    Bitcoin
    On January 3, Bitcoin experienced a sudden plunge, with its value dropping over 10% in 24 hours, falling below $41,000 per coin. Just a day prior, Bitcoin had surpassed $45,000 per coin, reaching a 21-month high, with an annual gain of 160% in 2023.
  • OPEC+ Reconvenes in Early February: Oil Prices Plunge Amidst Market Speculation
    OIL
    On Tuesday, oil prices took a plunge during trading hours following reports from anonymous delegates indicating that OPEC+ plans to resume its regular oil market monitoring meetings, known as the Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC), with an online session slated for February 1.
  • Challenges Mount for the UK Economy: Stagnation, Inflation, and Infrastructure Woes
    Prime Minister Rishi Sunak
    The UK economy is grappling with high inflation, stagnant wage growth, and insufficient infrastructure investment. While it hasn't plunged into the severe recession some economists anticipated, the economy still shows signs of weak growth. Improvements are unlikely before the autumn 2024 elections.
  • Eurozone Manufacturing Woes Continue: PMI Signals Prolonged Contraction and Recession Risks
     European Union flags fly outside the European Commission headquarters in Brussels, Belgium.
    The Eurozone economy remains significantly sluggish, with potential recession looming and no immediate signs of recovery.
  • Anticipation Builds for SEC's Bitcoin ETF Decision Amid Tight Timelines
    Bitcoin
    As the crypto world braces for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) imminent decision on the much-anticipated spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), speculation and anticipation are at an all-time high.
  • Bitcoin Soars Past $45K, Eyeing New Heights Amid ETF Speculation
    STOLEN
    In an unexpected twist at the onset of 2024, Bitcoin has surged past the $45,000 mark, its highest since April 2022, stirring excitement in the crypto market and signaling a potentially transformative year for the digital currency.
  • India's Oil Imports from Russia Plunge in December Amid Payment Troubles
    Crude Oil
    In December, India's oil imports from Russia plummeted to a near one-year low, as some Sokol-grade crude shipments failed to be delivered due to payment issues.
  • Vietnam's Q4 GDP Surges 6.72%, Beating Expectations with Revived Domestic Consumption
    Vietnam opera house
    Vietnam's economy outperformed expectations in the fourth quarter with a 6.72% GDP growth compared to the anticipated 6%, marking an increase from the previous quarter's 5.33%. Detailed insights reveal:
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