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USA Crude Oil Futures Settle At $90.90/Bbl, Up $9.89, Their Biggest Single-Day Climb Since April 2020
S&P Dow Jones Indices: Coherent, Vertiv, Lumentum, And Echostar Will Be Added To The S&P 500 Index
On Friday (March 6), In Late New York Trading, The Yield On The Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury Note Rose 0.19 Basis Points To 4.1383%. It Had Plunged To A Daily Low Of 4.1035% When The U.S. Non-farm Payrolls Report Was Released At 21:30 Beijing Time, Before Rebounding To A Daily High Of 4.1848% At 22:38 (early Trading In U.S. Stocks). It Has Risen A Cumulative 20.08 Basis Points This Week, Continuing Its Upward Trend. The Yield On The Two-year U.S. Treasury Note Fell 1.59 Basis Points To 3.5605%, A Cumulative Increase Of 18.56 Basis Points This Week, Trading Within A Range Of 3.3586% To 3.6289%
On Friday (March 6), In Late New York Trading, S&P 500 Futures Fell 1.40%, Dow Jones Futures Fell 1.05%, NASDAQ 100 Futures Fell 1.55%, And Russell 2000 Futures Fell 2.41%
Ecuador Preparing Legal Reform To Allow Private Companies To Operate Producing Oil Fields, Deputy Minister
Hydrocarbons Deputy Minister: Ecuador Expects Over $638 Million In Investment Commitments From Private Oil Contract Extensions
Fitch: Outlook Revision Reflects Fitch's View That Portugal's Public Debt/GDP Will Continue To Fall Firmly Over Our Forecast Horizon (2026-2029)
On Friday (March 6), At The Close Of Trading In New York (05:59 Beijing Time On Saturday), The Offshore Yuan (CNH) Was Quoted At 6.9030 Against The US Dollar, Up 150 Points From The Close Of Trading In New York On Thursday, And Traded In The Range Of 6.9198-6.8888 During The Day
Canadian Stocks Fell More Than 3.6% This Week, And The 10-year Canadian Bond Yield Rose By About 28 Basis Points. The S&P/TSX Composite Index Closed Down 1.57% At 33,083.72 Points, A Cumulative Decline Of 3.66% For The Week; The Small-cap Index Closed Down 1.42% At 1,370.57 Points, A Cumulative Decline Of 6.23% For The Week. At The Close Of Trading In North America On Friday (March 6), The Yield On The Benchmark 10-year Canadian Government Bond Rose 5.5 Basis Points To 3.405%, A Cumulative Increase Of 27.8 Basis Points For The Week
Bessent, On Safe Passage Of Ships In Strait Of Hormuz, Says USA Is On Track To Get This Solved -Fox Business
Fire Breaks Out In Offices And Warehouses Belonging To USA Firms Halliburton And Kbr After Drone Attack In Iraq's Basra -Security Sources
Minister's Office Said They Also Discussed Broader Bilateral Trade Issues And Agreed To Speak Again In The Coming Days To Further Their Discussions
Youtube: Aware That Some Youtube TV Users Are Having Trouble Accessing Recorded Programs, Working On A Fix

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The cryptocurrency market witnessed a dramatic turn as Bitcoin's price fell below $113,000 between August 1–3, 2025. The drop was mainly triggered by global macroeconomic turbulence and large whale sell-offs, impacting market sentiment.
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Bitcoin's price plunged below $113,000 between August 1–3, 2025, driven by global macroeconomic turbulence and large whale sell-offs, triggering substantial market fluctuations across the crypto landscape.This event underscores the impact of institutional trading dynamics and macroeconomic factors on cryptocurrency markets, emphasizing volatility and potential strategic reassessment by traders and investors.
Major institutional traders, known as "whales," sold approximately 80,000 BTC, intensifying the price drop. Binance urged traders to "reduce leverage, monitor U.S. inflation data, and prepare to capitalize on potential opportunities as institutional capital reassesses its entry points." Binance urged traders to reduce leverage and monitor economic data while institutional capital re-evaluates positions.The drastic price decline led to liquidations exceeding $1 billion in a single day, impacting Bitcoin and Ethereum the most. Bitcoin dominance surged as altcoins experienced heavier losses in the market.
Economists cited new U.S. tariffs signed by President Trump as a contributing factor to the existing macroeconomic uncertainty. "The dip was more of a technical correction than a panic-driven selloff, citing ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty following new U.S. tariffs signed by President Donald Trump in late July." The market correction appears to be a technical adjustment rather than panic-driven.The historic precedent shows August as a historically volatile month for Bitcoin, with a median drop of 8.3% since 2011. Market analysts emphasize that BTC’s resilience under $120,000 highlights strong support levels despite prevailing uncertainty.
Despite steep market corrections, "the ability to absorb such large sales without a steeper crash signals strong demand from buyers waiting on the sidelines." strong demand from buyers on the sidelines helped absorb large sell-offs. This is seen as a positive indication of potential market stability and investor confidence in Bitcoin's long-term value proposition.
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