The cryptocurrency market has continued its bearish start to February as Bitcoin and other major coins and tokens recorded massive losses on Wednesday. Bitcoin lost 7% of its value in the last 24 hours and briefly dropped below the $71k level. Ether risks dropping below $2k as it is down by 5.5% since Wednesday. However,
Shares of Volvo Cars slid sharply on Thursday after the carmaker reported a steep fall in fourth-quarter operating profit, highlighting how tariffs, currency headwinds, and cooling demand are squeezing margins across the auto sector. The stock dropped more than 25%, putting Volvo Cars on track for its worst trading day on record. The reaction reflected
Bitcoin fell below the $70,000 mark on Thursday, reaching its lowest level in about 15 months, as a broad risk-off sentiment swept across global financial markets and intensified pressure on digital assets. The world’s largest cryptocurrency slid as low as $69,821 in early New York trading before stabilising slightly, hovering near levels last seen around
Ripple’s XRP has been one of the worst performers among the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap in recent weeks. The coin is down by less than 1% in the last 24 hours and is currently trading around $1.6 per coin. XRP is attempting to recover from last week’s sharp decline that tested support at
French authorities have stepped up scrutiny of Elon Musk’s social media platform X after police raided its Paris offices and prosecutors broadened a long-running criminal investigation. What began as a probe into alleged algorithm abuse and data practices has now expanded to include complaints linked to the platform’s artificial intelligence chatbot, Grok, as well as
Indian markets have cheered the end of the impasse over the US–India bilateral trade agreement, with some analysts hoping that the breakthrough could encourage foreign investors to return to Indian equities. For much of the past year, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have remained on the sidelines, weighed down by geopolitical uncertainty, trade frictions, and slowing
Merck closed the fourth quarter with earnings and revenue ahead of Wall Street estimates, supported by strong demand for its blockbuster cancer drug Keytruda and accelerating sales from newer medicines. The performance, however, was tempered by guidance for 2026 that landed below expectations, reflecting the growing impact of patent expirations and pricing pressures. As several
Zilliqa (ZIL) is one of the best performers among the top 200 cryptocurrencies by market cap after adding 71% to its value in the last 24 hours. The rally comes ahead of its upcoming Cancun upgrade this week, with investors optimistic about ZIL despite the broader weakness in the crypto market. The strong buying interest
US futures largely gained on Tuesday ahead of the market open as investors digested a strong start to the month for US equities and prepared for a heavy slate of corporate earnings. Market sentiment was shaped by upbeat results from select technology names, volatility in commodities and crypto, and renewed focus on returns from artificial
With Brent crude trading in the $65–$70 corridor and a 2.3 million barrels per day (bpd) global surplus pressuring prices, Igor Isaev, Doctor of Technical Sciences and Head of Analytics at Mind Money, sees no near-term catalysts for a breakout higher. In an exclusive interview with Invezz, Isaev discusses persistent oversupply, Venezuela’s infrastructure challenges, Iran’s