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Dow JonesNEW YORK, Jan 2 : U.S. stocks faded after the opening bell on Friday, as the Nasdaq clung to gains due to semiconductor strength and precious metals extended their rally.All three major U.S. indexes pared earlier gains, on the verge of extending their four-session losing streaks as investors ended the weekSee the Story
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Economy · United StatesBitcoin price rally stalled at a crucial resistance level as the recent bull run lost momentum. It was trading at $93,468, a few points below the key resistance at $94,645. Still, one legendary trader believes that the coin may rally to $107,000 as traders focus on the upcoming non-farm payrolls (NFP) data. Bitcoin Price Could The post Bitcoin Price Rally Could Hit $107K, Legendary Trader Predicts Ahead of US Jobs Data appeared first on CoinGape.See the Story
Bitcoin Price Rally Could Hit $107K, Legendary Trader Predicts Ahead of US Jobs Data

Tourism · ChinaDuring the New Year holiday, China's domestic tourism hit 142 million trips, with total tourism spending reaching 84.8 billion yuan ($12.13 billion). Cross-regional passenger flow grew 19.62 percent, while overseas visitors surged 29.8 percent. Offshore duty-free sales in Hainan totaled 712 million yuan, up 128.9 percent on a yearly basis. Check out the video to see the vibrant economic vitality of China.See the Story