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Morgan Stanley's outlook for S&P 500 index has taken a significant turn for worse

Analysts at Morgan Stanley are busy cutting profit forecasts for the top 500 companies in the US because of the risk of a serious economic downturn.

21 April
Morgan Stanley's outlook for S&P 500 index has taken a significant turn for worse
BullionVault sees silver as promising investment asset

At the end of last month, gold and silver surged by roughly 14% each. But since then, silver has retreated 5.4%, while gold jumped nearly 11%. According to Adrian Ash of BullionVault, such a significant price divergence presents attractive investment opportunities in silver.

21 April
BullionVault sees silver as promising investment asset
Solana surpassed Ethereum as top asset in staking value

Solana has overtaken Ethereum in terms of staking capitalization, according to Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik. The volume of SOL tokens in staking reached the $53.96 billion mark, surpassing ETH's figure of $53.77 billion.

21 April
Solana surpassed Ethereum as top asset in staking value
China halted purchases of US LNG in March

According to Chinese customs data, US liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports to China dropped to zero in March 2025, as Beijing slashed its purchases in response to steep 125% tariffs on American goods.

21 April
China halted purchases of US LNG in March
Bitcoin recovers amid weakening dollar

According to Bloomberg, bitcoin climbed to its highest price since Donald Trump's announcement of new import tariffs on April 2. The rebound came amid a decline in the dollar on renewed concerns about the US president's attempts to dismiss Federal Reserve (Fed) Chairman Jerome Powell.

21 April
Bitcoin recovers amid weakening dollar
EU unveils plans to switch from Russian fuel to US LNG

On May 6, the EU will unveil a strategy to phase out purchases of Russian fossil fuels. António Costa, President of the European Council, believes the initiative will send a strong political message to businesses.

21 April
EU unveils plans to switch from Russian fuel to US LNG
China’s copper smelting reaches its record volumes

China’s copper smelting factories achieved record amounts of production last month. It happened due to increasing prices on joint production of gold and sulfuric acid. According to China’s National Bureau of Statistic, the output of refined metal increased by 8.6% and reached 1.25 million tons.

21 April
China’s copper smelting reaches its record volumes
Trade tensions and weakening dollar drive gold prices up to record highs

Gold surged 1.7% on Monday, hitting an all-time high of $3,385 per ounce. The hike was fueled by the escalating trade conflict between the US and China.

21 April
Trade tensions and weakening dollar drive gold prices up to record highs
Dollar hits January 2024 low amid Fed independence concerns — Bloomberg

The US dollar fell to its weakest level since January 2024 as investors sold American assets following reports that President Donald Trump is considering firing Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Jerome Powell. US stocks dropped 1%, while Treasury yields rose, Bloomberg data showed.

21 April
Dollar hits January 2024 low amid Fed independence concerns — Bloomberg
Russian Ministry of Economic Development lowers 2025 Brent oil price forecast by nearly 17%

The Russian Ministry of Economic Development has lowered its expectations for the average price of Brent oil in 2025 by almost 17% to $68 per barrel in contrast with the department's September forecast of $81.7 per barrel, Interfax reported.

21 April
Russian Ministry of Economic Development lowers 2025 Brent oil price forecast by nearly 17%

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