Month: January 2025

📊🤓💷🗿GBPUSD price breaches below the head-and-shoulders pattern and currently retests its “neck” at the 1.2460 resistance level. Further rebound will confirm a bearish trend for the asset

💷🗿GBPUSD price breaches below the head-and-shoulders pattern and currently retests its “neck” at the 1.2460 resistance level. Further rebound will confirm a bearish trend for the asset submitted by /u/Yuriy_UK [link] [comments]

Politico Reveals 2025’s “Black Swans”: What Could Shake the World? Experts predict events that could change the course of history:👇

🔸 Secret talks between the U.S., Russia, Iran, and Israel to curb Tehran’s nuclear program. 🔸 The largest cyberattack in history. 🔸 A surprising alliance between Trump, Xi Jinping, and Putin to resolve the war in Ukraine. 🔸 A new epidemic in the U.S. 🔸 Market crash and global panic. 🔸 The fall of Lukashenko’s regime. 🔸 U.S. conflicts over state border changes. 2025 promises to be unpredictable. Are you ready for these “black swans”? submitted by /u/glira31 [link] [comments]

Gold price steady amidst rumors on Trump mulling universal tariffs

Markets are facing a surge in volatility with geopolitical headlines making waves in markets. A Fed interest rate cut in January is mostly out of the cards at the moment. Gold price is stuck in a pennant technical formation as pressure builds for a breakout. submitted by /u/Demblin [link] [comments]

US set for IPO comeback as private equity firms seek to offload holdings.

Investors and bankers have also been encouraged by strong share price gains following recent deals. Shares in 9 of the 10 largest IPOs of 2024 ended the year above their listing price, w/half of them – led by social media group Reddit – recording triple-digit gains. https://preview.redd.it/2hwg37kl7cbe1.png?width=1426&format=png&auto=webp&s=ae4e9f9371b889cac9af1c444c3f42082cd21550 submitted by /u/Pllover12 [link] [comments]

$20 per device to Apple users affected by alleged Siri spying

Who would have thought that the harmless voice assistant Siri not only records our meetings and notes, but also transmits information from phone conversations to advertisers? US residents filed a lawsuit against Apple, claiming that after discussing Air Jordan sneakers or Olive Garden restaurants, they were literally inundated with targeted advertising of these brands on social networks. Apple decided not to argue in court and generously forked out: everyone who complained about the wiretapping offered to be paid a fabulous $20. This is not a joke – this is the amount the corporation estimated the privacy of conversations about sushi and sneakers. A preliminary settlement, filed Dec. 13, 2024 in Oakland, California is now awaiting approval by a U.S. district judge, Reuters reports. This is about all you need to know about the privacy of our data in 2025. submitted by /u/FXgram_ [link] [comments]

China’s 30-year government bond yield has dropped below Japan’s 30-year yield for the first time ever.

This is truly historic: China’s 30-year government bond yield has dropped below Japan’s 30-year yield for the first time ever. Over the last 4 years, China’s bond yield has declined by a whopping 215 basis points. This comes as China’s economy has slowed and experienced 6 straight quarters of deflation, the longest streak since 1999. At the same time, Japan’s bond yield has risen 160 basis points as inflation has picked up in the country. In the past, Japan had seen 3 decades of economic stagnation and had suffered 25 years of deflation starting in the 1990s. China is entering a new economic phase. https://preview.redd.it/mq8la6mho8be1.png?width=864&format=png&auto=webp&s=1b5fa3e56a99412fb2c2e32686623f2583bf4f89 submitted by /u/Pllover12 [link] [comments]

Grocery store shelves are rapidly emptying in the Washington suburbs in anticipation of a powerful winter storm that could hit the American capital and the East Coast regions as early as Monday.

As reported by a RIA Novosti correspondent, by midday, shelves with baked goods, water and drinks had become significantly empty. In addition, before the storm hits, consumers are buying up meat, sausages, chicken and bacon. Paper towels and toilet paper are also in high demand. submitted by /u/Demblin [link] [comments]