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08:34
The Federal Reserve adopts a hawkish stance, geopolitical tensions ease, and institutions collectively turn bearish—silver is being pulled by three forces. Who will lead the next phase?
The Federal Reserve turns hawkish, geopolitics ease, and institutions are unanimously bearish—silver is being pulled by three forces. Who will dominate the next phase?
08:32
ECB's Koehler: Prices will remain high for some time after the US-Iran interim agreement
⑴ European Central Bank Governing Council member Martin Kocher stated that despite the temporary peace agreement between the US and Iran taking effect, consumer prices in the eurozone will remain at a relatively high level for some time. Kocher said at a meeting in Vienna that the Middle East conflict once again shows us the impact of shocks to energy prices. ⑵ He stated, "We hope that the temporary agreement reached today will help drive prices down, but prices will remain high for a period of time." He said the European Central Bank is prepared to take action at any time to ensure inflation drops to the 2% target, but there is still uncertainty about how the economy will respond.
08:29
Industry insiders: The short-term trend of gold will still be affected by factors such as Federal Reserve monetary policy, inflation changes, and geopolitics.
Meanwhile, the trend of global central banks increasing their gold holdings continues. The latest survey by the World Gold Council shows that a record proportion of central banks plan to further increase their gold reserves in the coming year. However, from a capital flow perspective, gold ETFs and gold stock ETFs have recently continued to see overall net outflows. According to industry insiders, the short-term performance of gold will still be affected by factors such as Federal Reserve monetary policy, inflation changes, and geopolitical events.
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