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Cryptoverse: As markets question US exceptionalism, bitcoin starts to shine

Cryptoverse: As markets question US exceptionalism, bitcoin starts to shine

It's late to the sell-USA party. But bitcoin is finally reclaiming its place as a big alternative for investo…

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CEOs ramp up deal outlook under Trump, EY survey shows

CEOs ramp up deal outlook under Trump, EY survey shows

Global chief executives see much more corporate dealmaking in 2025, with an increased number expecting to pur…

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As US chip darlings struggle, some bet on software as next big AI play

As US chip darlings struggle, some bet on software as next big AI play

U.S. chip stocks were the biggest beneficiaries of last year's artificial intelligence investment craze, but …

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Cryptoverse: As markets question US exceptionalism, bitcoin starts to shine

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By Lisa Mattackal
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(Our regular analysis of cryptocurrencies) It's late to the sell-USA party. But bitcoin is finally reclaiming its place as a big alternative for investors spooked by President Donald Trump's trade war and keen to dump U.S. stocks, Treasuries and the dollar. After an initial tumble to its lowest levels this year soon after Trump announced his Liberation Day tariffs on April 2, the notoriously volatile bitcoin has slowly clawed back ground.
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Bitcoin reclaims place as alternative for investors spooked by trade war

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By Lisa Mattackal
| DealStreetAsia Verified
It’s late to the sell-USA party. But bitcoin is finally reclaiming its place as a big alternative for investors spooked by President Donald Trump’s trade war and keen to dump US stocks, Treasuries and the dollar. After an initial tumble to its lowest levels this year, soon after Trump announced his Liberation Day tariffs on April 2, the notoriously volatile bitcoin has slowly clawed back ground. It managed to outperform stock markets in 10 out of 17 sessions in that period, VanEck data shows.
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