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XRP gets ahead in US ETF launch race

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently approved the launching of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for Bitcoin and Ethereum. As revealed by Kaiko data, XRP is currently the leader among altcoins in terms of potential ETF approval.

16 April
XRP gets ahead in US ETF launch race
Gold prices keep setting records amid global trade tensions — Bloomberg

After reaching a record high on Monday, the price of gold rushed to another peak. On Wednesday, it hit a new all-time high near $3,275 per ounce. According to Bloomberg, the US President's unpredictable tariff policy keeps alarming the markets and stimulating demand for safe-haven assets.

16 April
Gold prices keep setting records amid global trade tensions — Bloomberg
Future dominance of US dollar in question – Reuters

On Monday, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed the government's commitment to adhere to the country's “strong dollar” policy. As noted in Reuters, such a strategy has backed the exceptional role of the US currency in the global economy for many years.

16 April
Future dominance of US dollar in question – Reuters
Ethereum maintains its lead as the top platform for decentralized applications

According to Token Terminal, Ethereum remains the top platform for decentralized applications (DApps). In the first quarter of 2025, the blockchain’s total revenue from DApp fees hit $1.021 billion.

16 April
Ethereum maintains its lead as the top platform for decentralized applications
Bloomberg columnist says Europe needs more decisive ECB monetary action

According to Bloomberg columnist Marcus Ashworth, at the upcoming meeting on Thursday, the ECB should not be influenced by global trade disputes and volatility in international markets. The financial regulator will cut its deposit rate by a quarter percent to 2.25%, the expert says.

16 April
Bloomberg columnist says Europe needs more decisive ECB monetary action
Traders confident in Canadian dollar’s stability regardless of central bank rate decision

Traders are looking ahead to the Bank of Canada’s interest rate decision on Wednesday, remaining confident in the stability of the national currency regardless of the central bank’s move, Bloomberg reports.

16 April
Traders confident in Canadian dollar’s stability regardless of central bank rate decision
XRP gains institutional momentum after $1.2 billion deal

Ripple, the issuer of the XRP cryptocurrency, has announced the acquisition of brokerage platform Hidden Road, which previously managed transactions worth over $3 trillion a year for more than 300 institutional clients. The deal carries a valuation exceeding $1.2 billion.

15 April
XRP gains institutional momentum after $1.2 billion deal
Strong euro poses risks to eurozone economy — Reuters

The euro's continued strength is raising concerns about potential damage to the eurozone economy, particularly amid escalating global trade tensions and currency conflict risks. The appreciating single currency may undermine both the region's economic recovery and inflation targets.

15 April
Strong euro poses risks to eurozone economy — Reuters
Americans expect largest rise in unemployment since COVID-19 — New York Fed

Concerns about rising unemployment among US citizens have reached levels not seen since the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a recent survey by the Federal Reserve Bank (Fed) of New York. The number of respondents expecting the unemployment rate to rise over the next year jumped 4.6% to 44% in March.

15 April
Americans expect largest rise in unemployment since COVID-19 — New York Fed
Investor pessimism about US stocks hits a 30-year high – BofA survey

The latest survey conducted by the Bank of America (BofA) showed that investor sentiment has reached a record low over the past 30 years. 82% of market participants interviewed for the survey are planning to reduce investments in US equities.

15 April
Investor pessimism about US stocks hits a 30-year high – BofA survey

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