US stocks see historic “bull crash” amid recession, trade war fears, with investors shifting towards safer assets like gold
The stocks’ declining appeal is due to the trade war and concerns over stagflation
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The stocks’ declining appeal is due to the trade war and concerns over stagflation
It also sees inflation coming in higher than previously forecast
A higher valued greenback would raise debt servicing costs, while oil prices could take a hit
The transactions are challenging due to the limited supply of those assets
The S&P 500 briefly entered correction territory earlier this week
Stablecoin transactions hit USD 710 bn last month, up from USD 521 bn a year ago
Central banks can slash interest rates to boost economic activity and combat tariffs
US core CPI likely rose 0.3% in February, while China’s CPI fell 0.7%
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