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Bitcoin fell below $88,000 as Asian markets opened with mixed trading, as investors turned to safe havens and pushed gold higher above $5,000 an ounce.
In China, stocks move in different directions. The Shanghai Index rose 0.12%, the China A50 Index rose 0.49%, while the SZSE Component Index fell 0.74% and the Dow Jones Shanghai Index fell 0.09%. As for the Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong, it rose slightly by 0.04%.
“Gold continued to develop innovations that also changed the commodity market.” Gold rose 1.79% to $5,071.96 an hour by 01:59 GMT after touching $5,085.50 earlier, and US gold futures for February delivery also rose 1.79% to $5,068.70.
Overview of the market
- Bitcoin: $87,781, down 1.3%
- Ethereum: $2867, down 2.6%
- XRP: $1.89, down 0.6%
- Total cryptocurrency market cap: $3.04 trillion, down 1.4%
The price risk in Greenland has decreased as trade risks persist
Investors saw the metal as a safe haven in light of changing expectations and global uncertainty. Prices are set to rise 64% in 2025, and have gained more than 17% this year, supported by demand for safe havens, expectations of a US monetary policy easing, central bank purchases, and currency markets.
US President Donald Trump’s threats to trade have caught the attention of the world. On Wednesday, he abruptly backed off his threat to impose tariffs on European allies as an opportunity to seize Greenland, and said over the weekend that he would impose 100 percent tariffs on Canada if it follows through on a trade deal with China.
He also threatened to impose a 200% tax on French wine and champagne in an attempt to force French President Emmanuel Macron to join a “peace council”.
Some observers fear that the creation of the agency will undermine the role of the UN as the world’s main platform for conflict resolution, although Trump has said he will work with the UN.
US futures fell after a volatile week marked by trade risks.
The financial markets saw a lot of volatility. The yen jumped to a more than two-month high amid speculation about a possible deal with US and Japanese officials, and Tokyo’s top monetary policy official left that open, leaving markets skeptical.
The yen rose 1.2% to 153.89 yen against the dollar, its highest level since November. The euro reached a four-month high of $1.1898, then rose 0.4% to $1.18665, as traders prepared their dollar positions ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting, and expected a possible announcement from the Trump administration about the new head of the organization.
Wall Street is facing another busy week after a difficult period. US stock index futures fell slightly on Sunday evening, as markets prepared for Wednesday’s Federal Reserve and a flurry of business announcements, following last week’s decline linked to political tensions and trade uncertainty.
A note Asian markets open: The price of Bitcoin falls below $88,000, the price of gold rises to a level higher than $5,000, and the yen reaches its highest level in two months. appeared for the first time Cryptonews Arabic.
