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Gold trades near $4,140 on Tuesday, down 26% from January’s record high of $5,598 per ounce. This gold price prediction for July 2026 examines why the metal keeps falling and where it could bottom. Five fundamental forces continue to weigh on the metal. Meanwhile, the weekly and daily charts point to deeper downside targets. Why is Gold Going Down? Gold’s decline started with the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has blocked the waterway since late February, driving up energy prices worldwide. As a result, US inflation reached 4.2% in June, its highest level in three years. That inflation spike flipped the Federal Reserve narrative. Markets no longer expect rate cuts and now lean the other way. According to CME FedWatch data, traders are pricing a 47.1% chance of a 25-basis-point hike in September. Another 11.1% expect a 50-basis-point move, so tightening odds total roughly 58%. Higher rates hurt gold because the metal
The post Stellantis (STLA) Stock: FIAT Topolino U.S. Pre-Orders Launch July 2026 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Key Highlights STLA experiences decline as FIAT announces Topolino pre-orders launching July 2026. Compact Topolino model targets city-based transportation and brief neighborhood commutes. Stellantis broadens portfolio beyond conventional automobiles into micromobility sector. Urban convenience drives FIAT’s strategy with small-format vehicle design. Topolino represents fresh U.S. micromobility alternative in Stellantis brand family. Shares of Stellantis declined 1.29% to $5.73 as FIAT announced its plan to begin accepting U.S. pre-orders for the Topolino starting July 2026. This move represents the automaker’s strategic shift toward micromobility solutions. The initiative positions FIAT within the emerging compact neighborhood transportation market. Stellantis N.V., STLA FIAT Launches Topolino for American Consumers The Italian brand plans to offer the Topolino as a mi
Geopolitical tensions near the Strait of Hormuz highlight vulnerabilities in global energy markets and challenge Bitcoin's safe-haven status.
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The post Washington revokes Iran’s Crude Oil waiver 19 days after granting it appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
The United States Treasury Department revoked the general license authorizing Iranian Crude Oil sales on Tuesday, ending the shortest-lived sanctions relief of the ceasefire era hours after three tankers were struck in the Strait of Hormuz. The move strips Tehran of the single largest revenue concession it extracted from last month’s talks and puts the entire fourteen-point framework on notice. Nineteen days of goodwill The waiver survived nineteen days between issuance and revocation, which tells the market everything it needs to know about how Washington scores compliance. The license arrived in June under the fourteen-point memorandum of understanding that reopened the Strait of Hormuz and originally permitted Iranian sales through August 21; the Treasury now orders those transactions unwound by July 17. American officials framed the decision in strictly transactional t
Escalating tensions near the Strait of Hormuz could disrupt global oil supply, impacting energy prices, inflation, and crypto market dynamics.
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The escalation in the Strait of Hormuz heightens geopolitical tensions, potentially destabilizing regional security and impacting global markets.
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The revocation may escalate geopolitical tensions, potentially increasing crypto's role in sanctions evasion and impacting global oil markets.
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Iran drew huge crowds for former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's funeral procession in Tehran, documented by international news agencies. But alongside genuine images pf mourners, AI-generated videos and photos falsely claiming to show the event have spread widely online. Some exaggerate crowd size, while others contain tell-tale AI errors and fabricated landmarks to rack up clicks and engagement.
The post Europe’s MiCA Did Not Approve a Single Asset Under This Category appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
Not a single company has been approved to issue an asset-referenced token (ART) under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, two years after the rules took effect. ARTs are stablecoins backed by gold, other assets, or currency baskets. Unlike ordinary stablecoins that track one currency, such as the euro or dollar, an ART references several assets at once. Why MiCA’s ART Framework Has No Takers ARTs are designed to maintain stable value by being backed by multiple assets, rather than a single fiat currency. Examples include tokens backed by: A mix of assets, such as currencies, commodities, or other crypto assets. A basket of currencies (such as 50% euro, 50% US dollar). Gold or other commodities. MiCA reserves one of its largest sections, Title III, for these products. Lawmakers drafted the title after Facebook’s Libra, whose currency-basket design alarmed centr
