Bitcoin plunges under $98,000; >$1B in longs liquidated · CoinDesk
Why Bitcoin, XRP, Solana, and Ether slide as gold and silver soar · CoinDesk
Dollar headed for weekly loss as investors await US data backlog · Reuters
Stocks crumble as hopes fade for imminent Fed rate cut · Reuters
Gold rises, poised for weekly gain on softer dollar · Reuters
Bitcoin ETF Outflows Hit $1.2B Even as Wall Street Deepens Its Crypto Bets · CoinDesk
Asia Morning Briefing: Bitcoin Rebounds as Polymarket Traders Bet U.S. Shutdown Will End Within Days · CoinDesk
Asia refining margins soar as sanctions threaten Russian supplies · Reuters
Investors anticipate new wave of Argentine reforms after Milei's midterm victory · Reuters
End of Fed QT may offer Treasury convenient buffer · Reuters
Stock Market Today: Dow, S&P Live Updates for Oct. 28 · Bloomberg
Ceconomy, takeover target of JD.com, says it will exceed annual profit forecast · Reuters
Top 24h Headlines — October 6, 2025, 06:00 (Europe/Berlin)
Concise & fact-based: The most important updates in Crypto, Markets, and Macro/Geopolitics over the past 24 hours.
Crypto / Blockchain
- Bitcoin markiert neues Allzeithoch > 125.000 USD — driven by ETF inflows and strong institutional demand.
- BTC remains near record levels — up roughly 2–3% at the start of the week as bullish momentum continues.
- Crypto rallies as global risk appetite rises — Japan’s post-election rally boosts sentiment across markets.
- ETF inflows and USD weakness ETF inflows and USD weakness remain key drivers behind Bitcoin’s surge.
📈 Equities / Markets / Companies
- Japan’s Nikkei surges to record highs after LDP elects Sanae Takaichi— Yen weakens, BOJ rate-hike bets ease.
- Nikkei jumps +4.5% — investors expect market-friendly policies to continue.
- Wall Street stays near record levels — shrugging off data delays caused by the U.S. government shutdown.
- Asian equities rally — led by Japan; gold and crypto also strengthen as risk appetite grows.
🌐 Macro / Central Banks / Geopolitics
- White House warns of layoffsif government shutdown negotiations fail to progress.
- Week ahead: FOMC minutes and Powell speech in focus; key U.S. data delayed by shutdown.
- Global economic preview: U.K. and Eurozone data, U.S. interest rate outlook dominate sentiment.
- Fed Vice Chair Jefferson: Growth cooling slightly but labor market remains resilient — “data-dependent path ahead.”
- FX outlook: RBNZ expected to cut rates by 25 bps on October 8; USD trend remains key focus.
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