Trump says US-Iran ceasefire on ‘massive life support,’ crypto markets brace for fallout

A hotter CPI could delay rate cuts, impacting risk assets and crypto markets, as investors reassess economic conditions and inflation trends. The post Morgan Stanley sees ‘spicier’ CPI as inflation week kicks off appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

A Bloomberg investigation published May 12 has revealed that members of the Trump family made approximately $1.55 billion from sales of the crypto World Liberty Financial (WLFI), lifting their total fortune by roughly $660 million after accounting for previously undisclosed transactions — while early retail investors remain locked out of 80% of their holdings as […]

Trump's admission undermines trust, complicating diplomatic efforts and reducing the likelihood of a stable Israel-Iran peace settlement. The post Trump admits US armed Iranian dissidents, complicating peace talks appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Silicon Valley encourages the view that the technology is unstoppable — and Trump seems to agree

The post Fed Rate Cut Odds Fall as Senate Advances Kevin Warsh, Will Bitcoin & Gold Crash Again? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Fed rate cut odds plunge as the US Senate advances President Trump’s nominee Kevin Warsh closer to confirmation as the next Fed Chair. Bitcoin and gold erase gains as Warsh could replace Jerome Powell following final confirmation votes this week. Meanwhile, inflation is rising amid elevated oil prices as Trump said the US-Iran ceasefire is on “massive life support” after dismissing Iran’s peace proposal, fueling concerns that the Strait of Hormuz may stay shut for an extended period. US Senate Confirms Kevin Warsh as Fed Governor, Fed Rate Cut Odds Dip The US Senate voted 49-44 to invoke cloture on Kevin Warsh’s nomination to serve as a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. He will remain a governor for a term of 14 years from February 2026. The Senate is expected to hold final confirmation votes this week, with Republicans’ maj

The post What Trump Must Do To Make His Trip To China A Strategic Success appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Buildings and structures are seen on the artificial island built by China in Mischief Reef in Spratly Islands, South China Sea. China has progressively asserted its claim of ownership over disputed islands in the South China Sea by artificially increasing the size of islands, creating new islands and building ports, military outposts and airstrips. The South China sea is an important trade route and is of significant interest as geopolitical tensions remain high in the region. (Photo by Ezra Acayan/Getty Images) Getty Images President Trump is going to China this week to meet with Xi Jinping. The big thing Trump must always keep in mind is that Xi is absolutely adamant that China ultimately replace the U.S. as the globe’s dominant power. Serious economic problems and disquieting turmoil within China’s military leadership has not deterred Xi in the least from what he sees as hi

Trump's talks with Xi could reshape global energy dynamics, impacting economic stability and geopolitical alliances amid rising tensions. The post Trump plans talks with Xi on energy and Iran conflict as oil disruptions rattle global markets appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The post Trump says administration not considering bailouts for US air carriers appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. President Donald Trump stated in a CBS interview that his administration is not considering a bailout for US air carriers. The comment arrives as airlines face mounting economic pressures, and it sets up a familiar dynamic between initial White House resistance and the aviation industry’s appetite for federal support. A pattern worth remembering This isn’t the first time a Trump administration has drawn a line in the sand on airline bailouts. Back in early 2020, as COVID-19 was dismantling the travel industry in real time, Trump signaled a similar reluctance to open the federal checkbook for carriers. That resistance lasted right up until it didn’t. By April 21, 2020, the administration had approved a $25B payroll support package for major airlines including American, Delta, and United as part of the CARES Act. The total aviation funding in that legislation reached $32B,