Bitcoin jumps 3% on reports that Trump will opt for fewer tariffs than expected
- Tesla's stock rose by 9.9%, although it is still down about 30% for the year, showing volatility in the electric vehicle market.
- 23andMe announced voluntary bankruptcy proceedings, resulting in a loss of over half its value, impacting shareholder confidence.
- Bayer AG's stock fell by 6.9% after a jury ordered it to pay nearly $2.1 billion for causing cancer, highlighting ongoing legal challenges.
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Wall Street lifted on hopes for softer Trump tariffs
NEW YORK, United States – Wall Street rose sharply on Monday, as the White House indicated that President Donald Trump was contemplating imposing less drastic US tariffs next week than previously thought. Investor sentiment has been jolted in recent weeks by fears that the president’s hardball policies could deal a painful blow to the global
Bitcoin bounces as investors bet President Trump will soften tariff stance: CNBC Crypto World
On today's show, cryptocurrencies climb as investors are hopeful President Trump might hold back on some of his wide-ranging tariff plans following recent comments. Plus, the U.S. Treasury lifts sanctions on crypto mixer Tornado Cash, while affiliates of the crypto super PAC Fairshake try to boost GOP candidates in two Florida races as the party risks a thinning House majority. And, Dante Disparte, Circle's head of global policy, weighs in on st…

ASX runs out of puff ahead of budget night as banks, miners wilt
The Australian sharemarket gave up most of its early gains to close flat ahead of federal budget night, despite local tech stocks posting a solid session.
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