Here’s why Plug Power stock may jump to $5 soon
Plug Power, a company that was on the verge of bankruptcy, has staged a strong comeback this year and is beating the broader
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Business
SCHD, JEPI, or bonds: better buy as 10-year bond yield surges?
Income-focused investors are in a real dilemma as government bond yields surge amid the rising inflation rate in the United States. Do they
Business
From ServiceNow to Salesforce: why are software stocks rallying today?
Software stocks rallied sharply on Tuesday, extending a rebound in a sector that had come under intense pressure this year amid concerns that
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Ronin (RON) rally explained: Coinbase listing, L2 upgrade and supply shock
Ronin (RON) has surged sharply over the past 24 hours, climbing 35.8% to $0.1233 and outperforming a largely flat crypto market. The rally
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India’s scorching summer likely to push power demand even higher
India’s power demand has surged to fresh records this week as a brutal heatwave grips much of the country, pushing electricity consumption to
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Bitcoin Slides to Three-Week Low Under $77K Amid Bear Dominance
Bitcoin investors, meanwhile, studied the technical setup in hopes of predicting the cryptocurrency’s future price movement. The market should avoid a catastrophic collapse
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US dollar holds near highs as traders watch Fed and Middle East risk
The dollar steadied in early Asian trading on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump paused a planned military strike on Iran to allow
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Rupee hits record low as oil surge strains finances
The Indian rupee fell to a fresh lifetime low on Tuesday as mounting external pressures continued to weigh on the currency. Rising oil
Investing
Sterling falls after UK hiring slowdown raises economic concerns
The British pound slipped on Tuesday after fresh labour market data showed a sharp slowdown in hiring activity across the UK, adding pressure
Economy
Foreign holdings of US Treasuries fall as Japan, China cut exposure
Foreign holdings of US Treasuries declined in March, according to data released by the US Treasury Department on Monday, with Japan and China