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Key takeaways:Bitcoin derivatives show persistent fear despite the current rally toward $70,000, as seen by futures premiums being pinned well below neutral levels.The markets’ cautious stance stems from broad risk-aversion and lingering concerns over institutional BTC liquidations and Bitcoin network security.Bitcoin (BTC) retested the $70,000 level on Wednesday, recovering from Tuesday’s low of $62,500. While inflows into Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) helped stabilize market sentiment, the momentum failed to restore confidence within the BTC derivatives markets. Traders remain concerned that underlying factors are preventing a sustained rally toward $75,000. Bitcoin US-listed ETFs daily net flows, USD million. Source: Farside InvestorsUS-listed…
The Zacks Retail-Home Furnishings industry continues to face macroeconomic pressures. Elevated mortgage rates and subdued housing turnover remain key challenges, limiting demand for big-ticket home-related purchases. Cautious consumer spending, particularly among middle-income households, has weighed on overall sales volumes. Tariff concerns and broader economic uncertainty have also added to cost pressures and planning complexities for retailers. While premium categories supported by higher-income consumers have shown relative resilience, the broader environment remains uneven.That said, the industry is showing gradual signs of stabilization, supported by ongoing digital transformation and strategic repositioning. Technology-driven initiatives such as augmented reality shopping tools, AI-powered personalization and…
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Only six years ago, the boss of Ocado Group was writing the obituary for supermarkets as he predicted that a surge in online grocery shopping during the pandemic had brought forward the hi-tech future.“Not every store will disappear, but there will be a dramatic shift,” Tim Steiner said at the height of the Covid pandemic, when shopping from the sofa became the only option for many.Fast-forward to today and the prospect seems distant as the UK grocery technology group again slashes jobs as it battles heavy losses.Shares in the group slumped more than 6% to 220p on Thursday, as it…
Real estate mogul Grant Cardone is preparing to tokenize his firm’s $5 billion real estate portfolio, the latest property heavyweight to explore blockchain-based ownership.In a Thursday X post, the investor said that Cardone Capital plans to tokenize its holdings to give investors “collateral and liquidity in the secondary markets.” He added that the firm aims to become a market leader in tokenizing assets at scale.Cardone Capital manages multi-family and commercial properties across the U.S. In January, CoinDesk reported that Cardone was planning to use real estate cash flow to buy bitcoin BTC$67,401.36 as part of a long-term crypto strategy. The…
Although got hit with profit taking after its earnings announcement, as I have repeatedly warned, all the covered call option writing on the stock sometimes makes “the tail wag the dog.” The stock should hit $300 per share by the end of 2026 and $500 per share by the end of the decade, so back up the truck and keep buying Nvidia on any dips. Our data center-related stocks also all beat and guided higher due to rising order backlogs. I should also add that recently hit it out of the park with its earnings announcement, and of course, our gold…
Free NewsletterGet the hottest Fintech Singapore News once a month in your InboxSyfe has partnered with J.P. Morgan Asset Management to launch a new actively managed ETF portfolio for investors in Singapore.The portfolio, named Equity Alpha, will be available on Syfe’s platform from this week.Syfe said this marks the first time a digital wealth platform in Singapore is offering J.P. Morgan Asset Management’s institutional active ETF strategy in a managed format.Active ETFs accounted for about 25 percent of global ETF inflows in 2025, up from 16 percent in 2023.Equity Alpha targets annual excess returns of 0.5 percent to 1.0 percent…
US weekly jobless claims rise slightly; unemployment rate likely unchanged in February
Concerns about AI’s potential as a destructive force on U.S. jobs have contributed to a rally in the 10-year Treasury note, sending its yield toward a 2026 low.
