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Formally, inflation figures and lower-than-forecast expectations helped the market to find ground for a rebound.

The crypto market retreated last week and is in no hurry to recover, remaining at $3.31 trillion, roughly where it was 30 days ago.

The U.S. dollar ends the year on a strong note, hitting two-year highs at 108.45.

Europe appears to be coming apart one nation at a time’, writes Bloomberg to summarize the complicated politics of the old continent.

Crypto market capitalisation has fallen 4% in the last 24 hours to 3.4 trillion, taking a hit from another failed attempt by Bitcoin to break above 100k. As one would expect, the failure of the leading coin to grow is sparking hesitation among supporters of smaller and more volatile coins.

Market Picture The cryptocurrency market corrected 1.2% in 24 hours, but the 5% gain for the week still indicates a strong bull

The crypto market cap has shrunk to $3.6 trillion, down around 2% in the last 24 hours. The main volatility has been in Bitcoin, with Ethereum affected to a lesser extent and a barely noticeable ripple at the altcoin level. This is a strong signal of a short-term shakeout but not a change in sentiment.

The price of the first cryptocurrency surpassed $100,000, a psychologically important milestone.

The Canadian dollar collapsed by more than 1.4% against the US dollar after Trump threatened to impose new 25% tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada and to increase tariffs on China by 10% immediately after taking office.