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As the chart above shows, Bitcoin is in the midst of a brutal downdraft. Since peeking out to a record high above $126K in early October, the cryptocurrency has fallen a full -30% to trade below $89K ...

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Investing.com-- Bitcoin fell sharply on Friday, sliding below $86,000 and heading for a steep weekly loss as mixed U.S. labour data dampened expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut next month and ...

Investing.com-- China’s Moonshot AI is nearing a dollar funding round that could increase the unicorn’s valuation to about $4 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported on Frid ...

Investing.com-- Japan’s parliament on Friday approved a 21.3 trillion yen ($135 billion) stimulus package, clearing the way for one of the country’s largest spending drives since the pandemic as the ...

Tech-heavy Asian bourses were the worst performers for the day, led by a near 4% tumble in South Korea’s KOSPI. Heavyweight ...

Major Hong Kong tech shares also tumbled, with AI-exposed stocks logging heavy losses. Baidu Inc (HK:9888) slid 7.3%, Alibaba ...

Investing.com -- Hong Kong conglomerate CK Hutchison is preparing for a dual listing of AS Watson Group, one of the world’s largest health and beauty retailers, in a move that could raise up to $2 ...

MTI said it now expects 2025 GDP to grow “around 4.0%,” compared with its previous 1.5–2.5% forecast, citing stronger-than-expected global conditions, resilient trade flows, and a surge in demand for ...

Investing.com-- Japan logged a smaller-than-expected trade deficit in October, as exports jumped above forecasts, while imports edged higher, government data showed on Friday.

Services were a point of support, with the S&P Global services PMI remaining at 53.1 in November, the same as October. This helped Japan’s composite PMI rise to 52.0 in November from 51.5 in October.