Bitcoin ended March at around $68,000, marking its first monthly gain in six months with a modest 1.8% increase. This slight rise follows a harsh five-month losing streak where Bitcoin fell from $126,000 in October 2025 to near $60,000 in February 2026, wiping out $1.57 trillion from the crypto market. The March gain was driven by $1.32 billion of institutional money flowing back into Bitcoin ETFs, signaling renewed confidence despite the price still being 46% below its peak. Key upcoming events in April, including potential regulatory clarity from the CLARITY Act and the Federal Reserve's policy meeting, could influence Bitcoin's direction, with a break above $75,000 needed to confirm a sustained recovery.
BlackRock reported quarterly earnings per share of $13.91, surpassing analyst estimates of $12.69, and revenue of $7.08 billion, exceeding expectations of $6.73 billion. The company’s assets under management reached a record $15.3 trillion, a 22% inc...
BlackRock reported Q2 adjusted earnings of $13.91 per share, surpassing analyst estimates of $12.57, driven by record net inflows of $191.7 billion and a 31% revenue increase to $7.08 billion. Assets under management rose 22% to $15.34 trillion, with...
US stock futures rose after a softer-than-expected Consumer Price Index (CPI) report reduced the chances of a Federal Reserve rate hike in July. The market now awaits today's Producer Price Index (PPI) data, which could either confirm easing inflatio...
