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Robert Kiyosaki is intensifying warnings that a global asset downturn could trigger deeper economic pain, including rising homelessness. His latest remarks tie systemic market stress to an “Everything Bubble” scenario spanning multiple major economies.
The Israel-Hezbollah truce came under new pressure after the Israel Defense Forces said Hezbollah violated the ceasefire and confirmed strikes in southern Lebanon. In its public statement, the IDF said soldiers south of the Yellow Line identified several…
Global markets turned cautious after Donald Trump said the U.S. may not extend the Iran ceasefire beyond Wednesday and would maintain its blockade on Iranian ports without a deal. “I don’t know.
Polymarket’s contract on Strait of Hormuz traffic returning to normal by April 30 collapsed to 28% Yes on Saturday after Iran reimposed shipping restrictions and Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps gunboats reportedly fired on at least one tanker and turned back…
A massive sale of U.S. debt attributed to China draws market attention. The amount mentioned, 910 billion yuan, and its timing raise questions. Thus, this information fuels tensions around global financial balances and revives concerns about risky assets.
Iran’s military reasserted control over the Strait of Hormuz on April 18, 2026, directly contradicting President Donald Trump’s claims that the critical waterway was fully open and would “never” close again.
A pattern of well-timed oil trades ahead of major geopolitical announcements is drawing increasing scrutiny in energy markets.
Tensions between the United States and Iran strengthened after fresh statements from Iran’s parliament speaker and new comments from U.S. President Donald Trump.
The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled on Wednesday that EU member states can prohibit specific online gambling services even when operators hold licenses from other EU countries.
Brussels unveils its gadget to protect children, then an expert almost whistles it apart. Durov smirks, tech coughs, and Europe still swears it is watching.
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The Strait of Hormuz reopened to commercial shipping after a ceasefire was reached in Lebanon. Iran warned the route could close again if the US naval blockade continues.
Senator Elizabeth Warren said Paul Atkins may have intentionally misled Congress by pushing back over the SEC's dwindling enforcement actions.
The U.S. Treasury carried out a $15 billion debt buyback, the largest such operation on record, as officials continue to manage liquidity in government debt markets.
The great powers reveal themselves in crises, and BRICS may have just missed their moment. While the war involving Iran could have marked a turning point, the bloc remained silent, unable to display a common position.
The announcement was made by Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, who specified that as part of the ceasefire, the Strait of Hormuz was “completely open.” Oil futures plummeted, with the WTI and Brent benchmarks falling over 10%, reaching below $90.
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov cited claims the EU’s new age-check app was hacked in minutes, warning it could expand into wider online identity controls.
Elon Musk said government-issued payments could address job losses from AI. He shared the view in a recent post on X, arguing that rising AI output would prevent inflation despite a higher money supply.
“When we hit it, it will be vicious, so we have to prepare for that eventuality,” said former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson on a potential US Treasury market crisis.
An appellate court is expected to reach a decision after hearing arguments from Kalshi and lawyers representing the state of Nevada.
Democratic lawmakers called out Michael Selig for unilaterally advancing policies at the regulator that's normally led by a bipartisan group of five commissioners.
The oil rebound could well be an illusion. While Brent recovers after its recent drop, market data reveals a much less reassuring signal. Behind the price increase, capital is withdrawing and participation is eroding.
Regulatory scrutiny is increasing around Elon Musk’s X Money as policymakers review digital payments and stablecoin developments.