Oil prices fell after the US halted military action against Iran, easing war-risk premiums temporarily. However, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and declining oil inventories continue to support a bullish trend. Technical analysis shows WTI and Brent need to break above $120 to confirm a strong upward move, with potential targets at $125-$150 for WTI and $127-$150 for Brent. The market remains volatile, driven by geopolitical tensions and tight supply conditions.
Standard Chartered plans to reduce over 15% of its corporate support roles by 2030 to boost productivity and aims to increase income per employee by 20% by 2028. The bank also raised its return on tangible equity targets to 15% by 2028 and about 18% ...
At the Bitcoin 2026 conference in Las Vegas, Canaan Inc. highlighted its advancements in home Bitcoin mining hardware, including the Avalon Mini 3 with integrated heating and the quiet Avalon Q model. These products aim to make home mining more acces...
Conflux (CFX) fell 11% in 24 hours, yet the perpetual funding rate stayed positive, indicating more long traders despite price decline. Binance's top traders showed bullish behavior with a long-to-short ratio above 2, while spot traders added $229,00...
Ethereum (ETH) has faced significant price drops in 2026, partly due to the US-Iran conflict causing oil prices to rise, which inversely affected ETH prices. Analyst Tom Lee considers this a temporary issue and predicts a strong recovery later in the...
Manganese X Energy Corp. announced progress on its Battery Hill High-Purity Manganese Project in New Brunswick, aiming to become a key North American supplier of battery-grade manganese for electric vehicles and energy storage. The company highlighte...
