Higher inflation historically lags behind tariff implementation, so don’t celebrate just yet
An improving outlook on tariffs is positive for cryptocurrencies, but a sustained rally is going to take movement on the regulatory front
However, they noted there’s now an increased risk that unemployment and inflation will rise in the coming months.
Digital Assets Subcommittee Chair Bryan Steil called for a “roundtable” discussion in lieu of a formal hearing
Big Tech pulled US indexes back into the green Thursday, as investors waited for two more Mag 7 first-quarter reports after the bell
Investors are still waiting for more concrete signs that the US is working on trade deals with other countries
Some GOP members have indicated they will hold out on passing a bill that doesn’t include some key provisions
General Motors reported a decline in net income and withdrew its previous 2025 guidance
Microsoft, Meta, Amazon and Apple are slated to report Q1 earnings this week, and we’re watching one especially closely
President Trump’s comments that he will not look to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell sent stocks higher in after-hours trading Tuesday
Trump is the only sitting president in modern history who has publicly threatened to fire the Fed chair
While Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expects de-escalation in the future, he said negotiations have not yet started
“Why put a target out there that’s really speculative, not knowing exactly where this environment is going to go?” CarMax CEO Bill Nash said
The DeFi Education Fund has ideas on how the crypto-friendly SEC can bring Commissioner Peirce’s vision to life
Fed Chair Powell assured markets that the labor market is in “good place,” dependent on price stability
Tariff swings impact stock market and company outlooks, with Apple and NVidia likely to be affected by China tariffs
The first batch of earnings reports from big banks shows lending is on the rise, a sign businesses and consumers are feeling better about the economy
Fed Governor Waller said tariff inflation could be “temporary,” and Chair Powell said the bank will take a “wait-and-see” approach