Inflation Hits Three-Year Peak Driven by Rising Gas Prices Amid Global Tensions
Consumer prices surged notably last month due to higher fuel costs linked to geopolitical events, signaling renewed inflation pressures and complicating economic policy.
Consumer prices surged notably last month due to higher fuel costs linked to geopolitical events, signaling renewed inflation pressures and complicating economic policy.
SpaceX aims to raise around $75 billion in its 2026 IPO, drawing over $150 billion in demand and blending space, broadband, defense, and AI sectors into one historic offering.
Bitcoin edged higher after US Consumer Price Index data showed inflation in line with forecasts, easing fears of rising inflation pressures.
Mastercard introduced Agent Pay for AI, a new payment protocol enabling AI agents to transact autonomously using blockchain technology via the Polygon network.
SpaceX’s potential IPO at a $1.75 trillion valuation demands sustained growth far beyond industry norms, raising concerns about the realism behind such a lofty market debut.
US consumer inflation climbed to its fastest pace in three years as energy costs, especially gasoline, spiked sharply due to geopolitical unrest in the Middle East, impacting household budgets nationwide.
Former President Trump called Iran’s military a “complete mess” and warned of new US attacks as he praised the effectiveness of the ongoing US naval blockade.
BlackRock moved 1,564 BTC to Coinbase, fueling speculation but reflecting routine operations tied to its Bitcoin ETF custody rather than an imminent sale.
Technology shares dropped further Wednesday, pulling major indexes down despite inflation data that slightly eased pressure on Treasury yields and markets.
Consumer prices surged in May driven by a sharp increase in gasoline, while core inflation rose modestly and real wages posted their largest drop in years.