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Public companies rapidly build up their bitcoin holdings

According to a Bitwise report, the total number of bitcoins owned by publicly traded companies increased from 394,131 to 786,857 between November 15, 2024, and May 15, 2025. This represents a rise of 392,726 coins.

27 May 2025
Public companies rapidly build up their bitcoin holdings
OPEC+ moves July oil production meeting to May 31

According to Bloomberg, OPEC+ moved the videoconference meant to determine July oil production levels for eight key member countries by one day. The meeting is now scheduled for May 31.

27 May 2025
OPEC+ moves July oil production meeting to May 31
Lagarde pointed to strengthtening opportunities for euro on global market

According to the statements by Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), unpredictable trade policies of US President Donald Trump present a "great opportunity" to reinforce the euro positions on the global market.

27 May 2025
Lagarde pointed to strengthtening opportunities for euro on global market
US tariff pause against EU sparks bitcoin and crypto rally — CoinDesk

After a volatile weekend, bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies jumped back up again. According to CoinDesk, these fluctuations were driven by Trump's Friday statements on the introduction of 50% tariffs for EU imports from June 1 and the subsequent pause in these measures until July 9.

26 May 2025
US tariff pause against EU sparks bitcoin and crypto rally — CoinDesk
Citi raises its short-term outlook for gold to $3,500 per ounce

Citi has raised its short-term outlook for gold to $3,500 citing trade and geopolitical uncertainty. Analysts expect the metal prices to consolidate between $3,100 and $3,500. The forecast released on May 12 suggested the range of $3,000–3,300.

26 May 2025
Citi raises its short-term outlook for gold to $3,500 per ounce
EU gas prices rise amid production cuts at Norway’s Troll field

European natural gas prices extended gains after an unplanned production cut was announced at Norway’s Troll field, which has reduced the country’s energy supplies to the EU, Bloomberg reports.

26 May 2025
EU gas prices rise amid production cuts at Norway’s Troll field
Euro hits one-month high after Trump's decision to delay tariffs against EU

On Monday, the euro hit a one-month high against the dollar. This occurred after US President Donald Trump reversed his decision to impose 50% tariffs on EU imports. The American leader gave time to the bloc until July 9 to reach a trade agreement.

26 May 2025
Euro hits one-month high after Trump's decision to delay tariffs against EU
Ripple CEO weighs in on first XRP ETF launch for crypto industry

The debut of the first XRP exchange-traded fund (ETF) on Nasdaq is a big deal for the crypto industry. The new instrument greatly diminishes the barriers to entry for prominent market players, thereby facilitating access to tokens via well-known financial mechanisms.

26 May 2025
Ripple CEO weighs in on first XRP ETF launch for crypto industry
Donald Trump moves imposition of 50% tariffs on EU goods to July 9

US President Donald Trump agreed to move the imposition of tariffs on goods from Europe to July 9 during a phone call with Ursula von der Leyen, European Commission President. Last week, the US leader announced his intention to introduce a 50% levy on EU imports starting June 1.

26 May 2025
Donald Trump moves imposition of 50% tariffs on EU goods to July 9
CoinMarketCap reports strong inflows into bitcoin ETFs

CoinMarketCap has observed increased inflows into bitcoin spot ETFs. Since their launch in the United States in January 2024, they have attracted a record $35–36 billion. This result is hardly comparable to the performance of similar gold-based funds, according to the website.

26 May 2025
CoinMarketCap reports strong inflows into bitcoin ETFs

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