Trump's tariff plan rattles global markets and ignites fears of a potential recession.
Market anticipates interest rate cuts amid recession worries and crypto regulation challenges.
Bitcoin's stagnation leads to altcoin losses, while Warren Buffett secures Treasury bonds amid recession fears.
Bitcoin's recovery has led to increased activity in altcoins, driven by improved economic data easing recession fears and positively impacting risk assets.
Economist Jim Rickards warns that the Fed's recent 0.5% interest rate cut is a sign of panic and predicts an upcoming recession based on technical indicators.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warns of potential recession, higher inflation, and stagflation despite signs of easing inflation. He highlights ongoing risks like rising deficits and government spending pressuring inflation and emphasizes the U.S. economy is not yet out of danger.
BlackRock foresees limited interest rate cuts amid economic uncertainties, with strong crypto ETF investments continuing despite warnings from asset managers.
Concerns about a potential U.S. recession are growing due to economic slowdown and market volatility, fueling discussions on social media.
Goldman Sachs has increased the probability of a US economic recession to 25% due to rising unemployment data, up from the previous 15% estimate.
The Federal Reserve faces challenges with misleading employment data, raising concerns about a potential recession, as temporary worker numbers stabilize and stringent monetary policies reveal their impact.
Concerns about a US recession have caused a selloff in financial markets. While some experts are optimistic, others remain cautious, seeking further signals before investing.
Bitcoin price approaches $56,000 despite economic uncertainties and global tensions, showing resilience amid fears of a broader market decline and impending recession.
Coinshares reports a $528 million outflow from its crypto products due to recession fears. Despite this, the firm stays committed to its long-term strategy.
Analysts highlight multiple factors in the US and Japan causing global market chaos, affecting crypto and stock markets due to recession fears.
Bitcoin's price plunged by 12%, causing over $1 billion in liquidations. Factors include aggressive selling and recession concerns in the US.
Bitcoin experienced $400M in outflows amid recession fears and geopolitical uncertainty, contributing to significant crypto market decline.
Bitcoin leads crypto outflow with $400M lost amid rising recession fears in the US and geopolitical tensions, contributing to a $528M outflow from crypto investment products last week.
Digital asset investment products saw $528 million in outflows due to recession fears and geopolitical concerns.
U.S. equities and cryptocurrency markets experienced sharp declines, raising concerns about a possible U.S. recession. Market value dropped from $2.4 trillion to $2.09 trillion since July 29. Six indicators point towards a looming economic downturn.
The cryptocurrency market experienced a sharp decline today, with Bitcoin and Ethereum leading the drop due to disappointing nonfarm payrolls data and recession fears. Other altcoins also suffered significant losses.
Bitcoin's price dropped 14% amid recession fears and weak job data, leading to $1 billion in liquidations.
Global recession fears have erupted, resulting in £2.3 trillion being wiped from world stock markets in a single day, says ExpressCoUk.
Dogecoin is down 5% as crypto whales pivot to a new competitor amid market recession fears.
Global stock markets face a $3 trillion loss due to poor earnings reports and US recession fears, despite declining inflation.
The Fed interest rate remains at 5.25%-5.50% as of July 2024, with potential cuts expected in September to balance inflation control without triggering a recession.
A survey by Affirm reveals that three in five Americans believe the U.S. is in a recession, citing inflation and rising living costs as main reasons.
Economist Henrik Zeberg uses the PIPER SANDLER RULE to forecast an impending recession, suggesting markets will experience a brief surge followed by a downturn.
Henrik Zeberg, a known economist, forecasts a significant recession by 2025, expecting a brief rise in stocks and cryptocurrencies before a severe drop.
Modern economic indicators show a reduction in recession risks, influencing global commodities; an environment that could bear implications for Bitcoin and the wider cryptocurrency market. As the 'Macro Fever Curve' drops, cryptos may respond to changes in risk appetite among investors.
