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Bitcoin Nears $60,000 as Risk-Off Selling Sweeps Through Crypto Markets
On February 6, 2026 (Reuters), Bitcoin briefly tested the key psychological support level of $60,000, touching an intraday low of $60,008.52 its weakest level in 16 months before rebounding in a highly volatile session. The move came as a broad global sell-off in technology stocks deepened, triggering a wider retreat from risk assets across markets.
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Silver Slides Again After a Brief Bounce: What’s Driving This Extreme Volatility?
After a short-lived two-day rebound, silver prices plunged again on Thursday, February 5, 2026. Reuters reported that spot silver was down nearly 15% at one point, as thin liquidity and broad risk-off positioning amplified the selloff across markets.
Oil Prices Cool Off as U.S.–Iran Talks Resume in Oman: Markets Trim the Middle East Risk Premium
In the early hours of Thursday, February 5, 2026, oil prices turned lower after a strong rally the previous session. The trigger was news that the United States and Iran agreed to hold talks in Muscat, Oman, on Friday, February 6, easing fears that a military escalation could disrupt supply from the Middle East.
Ebila AI Is Ready to Shine at iFX EXPO Dubai 2026
In just a few days, Ebila AI will officially be at Dubai World Trade Centre to attend iFX EXPO Dubai 2026 a major event that brings together the global online trading community, fintech companies, and financial service providers from around the world.
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“Project Vault” at $12 Billion: The U.S. Builds a Strategic Critical-Minerals Stockpile to Reduce China Risk. The Economic Impact Will Show Up in Prices, Supply Chains, and Balance-Sheet Risk
On February 2, 2026, President Donald Trump announced a new U.S. initiative to establish a strategic stockpile of critical minerals branded Project Vault with a stated size of $12 billion. The goal is to cushion U.S. manufacturers against supply disruptions and reduce dependence on China across key mineral supply chains.
The U.S.–India “18% tariff deal”. Why the real impact depends on implementation, import costs, and how fast India can replace Russian oil
Following a phone call with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, U.S. President Donald Trump said the two countries had reached a trade agreement and would “immediately” reduce tariffs, cutting a so-called reciprocal U.S. tariff rate from 25% to 18%. The announcement was posted on Truth Social.
Markets welcome Warsh as a steady Fed choice: Gold and Silver drop sharply, the Dollar strengthens
Donald Trump’s announcement that he has nominated Kevin Warsh to become the next Chair of the Federal Reserve (when Jerome Powell’s term ends in May) quickly turned into a major sentiment shift across global markets.