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AI tokens market cap rebound 79.7% to $32B amid renewed investor confidence
AI tokens market cap rebound 79.7% to $32B amid renewed investor confidence

After a significant slump, the AI and big data crypto market cap has rebounded by nearly 80%, driven by renewed investor confidence.

Cointelegraph·2024/08/27 10:06
Analyst Says Get Ready for a Big Rally in Bitcoin, Explains the Necessary Condition!
Analyst Says Get Ready for a Big Rally in Bitcoin, Explains the Necessary Condition!

The analyst stated that Bitcoin needs to surpass $68,000 for a rapid rise and a reversal of the current trend.

Bitcoinsistemi·2024/08/27 09:45
Bitcoin poised for $150K ‘batshit season’ but sellers could dent rally
Bitcoin poised for $150K ‘batshit season’ but sellers could dent rally

One analyst predicts a $150,000 price tag for Bitcoin by the end of 2024; however, other indicators point to increased short-term selling.

Cointelegraph·2024/08/27 08:21
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Federal Reserve officials release hawkish signals, another rate hike adjustment window may open within the year
Federal Reserve officials send hawkish signals, further rate hike adjustments possible this year
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US optical communication concept stocks collectively fell in pre-market trading, with Marvell Technology down over 4%.
Glonhui June 4|Dragged down by Broadcom's sharp decline, optical communication concept stocks collectively fell in U.S. pre-market trading. Among them, Broadcom dropped 12%, POET Technologies dropped over 6%, Nokia dropped over 5%, Marvell Technology dropped over 4%, Corning and Lumentum dropped over 3%.
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Eurozone construction PMI rebounds to 43.7, with declining trend continuing for over four years
(1) S&P Global Eurozone Construction PMI rose to 43.7 in May 2026, higher than April's 41.7 (when the industry recorded the sharpest contraction since August 2024). However, the index remains far below the 50 threshold, indicating that the downward trend in the construction sector has persisted for over four years. (2) By country, France recorded the most severe contraction, Germany continued to decline significantly, and Italy saw the mildest deterioration. By sector, residential saw the fastest decline, while the rate of contraction in civil engineering was the slowest. (3) New business continued to drop sharply, though the rate of decline slowed compared to April, as demand conditions remained sluggish. In terms of prices, input cost inflation remained significant in May, with all three monitored economies reporting strong cost increases, led by Germany. (4) Construction companies remained pessimistic about activity prospects for the coming year, extending the prevailing negative sentiment into the third consecutive month.
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