- Tesla CEO Elon Musk: This year is a year of massive capital expenditure.
- Tesla CEO Elon Musk: Tesla's "FSD" subscription service is a key factor driving demand.
- Tesla CEO Elon Musk: The company is confident that current expenditures will yield the best capital expenditure returns to date.
- Financial Times: According to a new sanctions plan against Moscow soon to be agreed by EU member states, Greek shipping company Dynagas will be allowed to continue transporting Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG).
- Brent Donnelly: The US dollar has room to rise ahead of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision
- Yemeni Houthi forces: Attacked two Saudi oil tankers.
- Bank of America data: Retail investors' US stock purchases last week hit the highest level since May 2025
- Shiba Inu (SHIB) Targets Top 25: How 94.5% Whale Concentration Could Fuel Comeback
- TD Securities strategists predict that the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet may not shrink before the end of 2027.
- IBM Chief Financial Officer says third-quarter revenue growth is expected to be in line with the full-year trend.
- Bitcoin ETF sees positive capital inflow and short positions closed
- Louisiana Public Pension with $16.3 Billion in Assets Expands Strategy Stake, Signaling Institutional Bitcoin Interest
- Pi Network price forecast: Will Protocol v25 boost overcome token unlock pressure?
- Dogecoin Price Prediction: $0.071 Support Could Unlock a Move Toward $0.105
- Ripple Effect: XRP Outpaces Hyperliquid in Fresh US ETF Inflows Ahead of Clarity Act
- XRP Flashes a Bullish Divergence: Will Momentum Strengthen Further?
- Movement Crypto Trapped at $0.01 as All Timeframes Flash Bearish
- U.S. House Passes Bill Banning Insider Trading by Members of Congress
- Former CFTC Chair Giancarlo: CLARITY Bill Faces Uphill Battle, but Crypto Progress Is Secure
- IBM Q2 revenue grows by only 1%, lowers full-year revenue forecast, mainframe sales slump drags down performance | Earnings Report
- Alphabet CFO: We expect capital expenditures to increase significantly in 2027.
- US financial media Semafor: Intel seeks operational partners for its Ohio chip plant; SK Hynix is considering cooperation with Intel.
- UK Maritime Trade Operations: Reports have been received of an incident 70 nautical miles off Al Shuqaiq, Saudi Arabia. The captain of an oil tanker reported that the vessel was hit by unknown projectiles, resulting in a fire on board. The crew is currently fighting the fire.
- Who Needs Cash? An NBA Star’s Old Liverpool Stake Would Now Be Worth 19x
- Several Democratic lawmakers express concerns over the new draft of the cryptocurrency market structure bill released by Republicans
- Chinese Yuan: Short-term consolidation with bullish bias against US Dollar – UOB
- Solana Price Prediction: $75 Support Could Fuel a Rally Toward $150
- XRP Ledger Suddenly Jumps Above 500,000 Payments Threshold
- DEXE loses 84% in 4 months, and FUD still drives sellers: Is $4.76 really the bottom?
- Alphabet (GOOG.US) Chief Financial Officer: Given current capacity constraints, we plan to expand the use of third-party computing resources in the third quarter while continuing to build and enhance our internal computing infrastructure.
- Alphabet (GOOG.US) CFO: We have adjusted our full-year 2026 capital expenditure guidance range to $195 billion to $205 billion.
- Google fell more than 3% after hours, raising its full-year 2026 capital expenditure guidance to $195-205 billion, up from the previous $180-190 billion.
- Louisiana pension fund raises Strategy stake to $2.13 million for Bitcoin exposure
- The probability that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged in July is 65.3%, while the probability of a rate hike in September is 54.9%.
- HYPE falls below $60: are ETF outflows signalling more pain ahead?
- Dogecoin price outlook: whales accumulate as memecoin momentum decline
- After a Sharp Collapse, Can DEXE’s Falling Wedge Trigger a Rebound?
- SUI Trader Eyes $5 Target as Expert Sees 'Early Recovery Signs'
- Alphabet (GOOG.US) CEO: Our supply side is still constrained.
- Alphabet (GOOG.US) CEO: TPU sales revenue will begin to be recognized in the second quarter.
- Tesla still expects capital expenditures to exceed 25 billion USD in 2026
- Matt Hougan predicts that stablecoins and tokenization will drive the next crypto bull market
- Alphabet (GOOG.US) CEO: Google Cloud's backlog orders rose to $514 billion in the second quarter.
- SEC Enforcement Sees Leadership Shift as Sam Waldon Exits
- XRP price breaks key barrier as AI payments cross 1 million
- Silver's correction has reset the market, clearing the way for a sustainable rally to $70 – WisdomTree's Nitesh Shah
- South Korean Won: Internationalisation roadmap supports won recovery – DBS
- Ondo price defies market fatigue as Wall Street tokenization bet pays off
- TRON Included in S&P Pantera Digital Asset Index as Institutional Benchmarking Expands to Blockchain Networks
- The Dow Jones closed down 0.01%, the Nasdaq fell 0.57%, and the S&P 500 declined 0.14%. Among the most actively traded stocks, Micron Technology dropped 1.17%, Nvidia rose 2.3%, SanDisk increased 0.62%, and Super Micro Computer gained 1.45%.
- The offshore renminbi fell by 62 points against the US dollar, trading at 6.7751 yuan.
- Wall Street Closes Lower as Tech Weighs on Markets
- Australia unemployment rate set to steady at 4.4% in June, signaling strong job market
- Trader holds $80 million HYPE long with $18 million unrealized loss, Arkham reports
- Panama weighs creation of state-owned miner to pave way for Cobre Panama re-opening
- Memecoin Mania Returns: Could These 5 Altcoins Be the Biggest Winners of Altseason 2026?
- Ethereum to $22,000? Fundstrat and Tom Lee’s crypto forecast says YES!
- Morgan Stanley files final paperwork for Solana, Ethereum staking ETFs
- HBAR nears breakout as technical resistance and EVM compatibility boost outlook
- Two Anti-Aging Studies Fuel 250-Year Claims and Crypto’s Longevity Bet
- Alphabet July Earnings Reveal $119.8B Revenue, How Will Google Stock React?
- CLARITY Act Update for XRP Holders: Senator Kevin Cramer Drops Major Statement
- Alphabet (GOOG.US) reported second-quarter cloud business revenue that exceeded Wall Street expectations, but its search engine business sales were slightly below forecasts, potentially fueling market concerns about the company’s massive investment in artificial intelligence. For the quarter ended June 30, Alphabet’s cloud business sales totaled $24.77 billion, up 82% from the same period last year and surpassing analysts’ expectations of $22.34 billion. Search advertising revenue reached $63.2
- Tesla (TSLA.US) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $28.2 billion, exceeding the market expectation of $25.706 billion. However, its second-quarter earnings fell short of Wall Street forecasts, marking a setback for the electric vehicle manufacturer. According to Tesla’s financial report, adjusted earnings per share were 33 cents, below analysts’ average expectation of 51 cents. The company also reported negative free cash flow of $1.09 billion. Elon Musk had previously warned that total expenditures t
- Audiera gains 13% as whales return – Can BEAT extend rally?
- IBM Cuts Yearly Revenue Growth Forecast as Customers Prioritize AI Infrastructure Spending
- NEAR Price Eyes $2.05 Target After Quantum Upgrade
- Philippine Peso: Under pressure from Oil surge – BNY
- Glassnode reports 67% of Solana block production now concentrated in Europe
- Tesla: Fremont factory expected to begin production of Optimus this year
- The dollar is backed by force, not gold, constitutional scholar Watkins says
- Lightning Labs unveils Wavelength toolkit for easy self-custodial Bitcoin payments
- Alphabet (GOOG.US): Has reached an equity allocation agreement to issue up to $40 billion worth of Class A and Class C shares through a market trading plan.
- Crypto PAC pours $1M into Michigan Democratic primary race
- XRP breaks year-long downtrend, analyst sets sequential targets up to $3.60
- Chile plans $100 billion copper push to find buyers beyond China
- Tesla (TSLA.US): CyberCab has begun production at the Texas Gigafactory, and the Tesla Semi truck will also continue as planned to begin production at the new Nevada factory this year.
- IBM (IBM.US) Q2 2026 EPS is $2.27, compared to $2.31 in the same period last year and the market expectation of $2.44.
- Crypto Market Cap Hits Lowest Since 2024
- Aave v4 deposits on Ethereum and Avalanche reach $300M as active loans hit $100M
- Singapore Dollar: Downside risk persists against US Dollar – UOB
- Senate Republicans Eye CLARITY Act Vote Next Week, Bloomberg Reports
- Tesla (TSLA.US) Q2 fiscal year 2026 gross margin is 16.8%, market expectation was 19.33%.
- Alphabet (GOOG.US): The Gemini model can now process 22 billion API tokens per minute.
- Tesla (TSLA.US) Q2 2026 net profit is $1.11 billions, compared to $1.172 billions in the same period last year, with market expectations at $1.117 billions.
- Alphabet (GOOG.US): Gemini APP monthly active users (MAUs) reach 950 millions.
- Tesla (TSLA.US) FY2026 Q2 revenue reached $28.2 billion, compared to $22.496 billion in the same period last year, and exceeded market expectations of $25.706 billion.
- Tesla did not sell its bitcoin holdings in the second quarter of 2026
- BREAKING: Tesla Announces Earnings Report! Did They Trade Bitcoin?
- Gold is ‘insurance’ against currency crisis, inflation overreaction, dollar devaluation – Steve Forbes
- US Threatens to Strike Iranian Infrastructure, Iranian Military: Will Not Allow a Single Drop of Oil to Be Exported from the Region
- Alphabet (GOOGL.US) reported $119.8 billion in revenue for Q2 of fiscal 2026, compared to $96.428 billion in the same period last year, exceeding the market expectation of $116.856 billion.
- Alphabet (GOOG.US): Google Cloud's revenue for FY2026 Q2 was $24.8 billion, exceeding the market expectation of $22.345 billion.
- Thom Tillis says the CLARITY Act is expected to make progress
- International oil prices rose on the 22nd. By the close of trading that day, the price of light crude oil futures for September delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange had increased by $2.49 to close at $86.83 per barrel, up 2.95%. Meanwhile, September delivery London Brent crude futures rose by $3.06 to close at $94.07 per barrel, an increase of 3.36%. This upward movement in oil prices reflects, to some extent, the current expectation of tight supply and demand in the international crude
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- The US dollar index, which measures the dollar against six major currencies, declined by 0.05% on the day, closing at 101.125 in the late trading session of the foreign exchange market. As of the close in New York, 1 euro traded for 1.1411 US dollars, up from 1.1403 in the previous session; 1 British pound exchanged for 1.3373 US dollars, down from 1.3381 in the previous session. One US dollar traded for 163.13 Japanese yen, down from 163.18 yen in the previous session; one US dollar exchanged
- U.S. President Trump: U.S. inflation rate has dropped significantly
- Most mines face water risk: ICMM
