Economy

As the European Central Bank faces five critical decisions in 2026, their answers will reshape not just European economics but global monetary policy for years to come.

China's largest military purge under Xi Jinping has removed key defense officials. Is this power consolidation or a sign of internal crisis? Analysis of geopolitical implications.

As Trump prepares to nominate a new Federal Reserve chair, Kevin Warsh emerges as the frontrunner. Markets await clarity on monetary policy direction and dollar strength implications.

World's largest crypto exchange converts user protection fund from stablecoins to bitcoin in 30 days. This isn't just asset reallocation—it signals a fundamental shift in how crypto giants view 'safe' assets.

As AI transforms music creation and distribution, the industry grapples with balancing technological advancement against artistic authenticity and fair compensation.

Major US companies announce plans to cut at least 52,000 jobs as the employment market shifts dramatically. From tech to manufacturing, no sector is immune to this wave of restructuring that signals broader economic concerns.

XRP plunges 7% as overleveraged positions trigger mass liquidations. Why technical levels now matter more than headlines for crypto traders.

Bitcoin's DVOL volatility index spikes from 37 to 44+ as traders rush for downside protection following $1.7B in liquidations. What options markets are really saying.

Apple shifts 2026 strategy amid memory chip shortage, prioritizing three premium iPhone models while pushing standard version to 2027. What this means for consumers, competitors, and supply chains.

Bitcoin plunged to $81K as Kevin Warsh emerges as Fed chair frontrunner. His hawkish history during the 2008 crisis has crypto markets spooked.

Over 267,000 traders forced out as one-sided long positions create cascading liquidations across crypto exchanges, exposing dangerous leverage concentration

President Prabowo's government revoked permits of 28 companies over environmental violations and moved to seize their assets, raising concerns about investment climate and due process in Southeast Asia's largest economy.