Habiba Hassan

Bitcoin saw a notable increase of over 2%, reaching around $85,478, benefiting from U.S. President Donald Trump's statements about the possibility of suspending tariffs on foreign car imports. These signals were seen as an indication of…
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The U.S. markets witnessed a sharp decline, causing the S&P 500 to fall to around $5060, marking a drop of more than 20% from its recent peak. This decline increased the pressure on the Trump administration, which continued its hardline…
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Apple made a significant leap with the launch of the iPhone 16, equipped with artificial intelligence technologies, a move that UBS analysts see as long-term support for the AI sector and an increase in competitiveness. According to UBS,…
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Asian stocks fell significantly today amid uncertainty surrounding the U.S. presidential race, which appears to be fraught with tensions. Trade-related concerns also led to a decline in Chinese markets, which hit their lowest levels in…
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U.S. futures were largely steady today, indicating a potential pullback from the gains Wall Street recorded in the previous session. Investors are focusing on the anticipated inflation report, as well as any potential changes to interest…
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The research team at JPMorgan has revised their rating on Chinese stocks from "Overweight" to "Neutral" within their coverage of emerging markets and Asia ex-Japan, citing economic challenges and a complicated outlook ahead. In their…
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Experts at Bank of America confirmed on Tuesday that gold prices could reach $3,000 per ounce next year. Since the end of 2023, the bank's commodities team has maintained a positive outlook on gold, with estimates suggesting that the price…
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Asian markets declined significantly as pressure on the Chinese economy continued to mount. Investor sentiment was dominated by anticipation and anxiety, as they eagerly awaited the release of U.S. economic data that could influence the…
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Oil prices continued their losses on Monday amid expectations of increased production by OPEC+ starting in October. This coincided with signs of slowing demand in China and the United States, raising concerns about future consumption…
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