US Stocks Slide as Big Tech Earnings Disappoint, Oil Surpasses $100
US markets declined as disappointing tech earnings and rising oil prices weighed on investor sentiment.
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US markets declined as disappointing tech earnings and rising oil prices weighed on investor sentiment.

Bitcoin fell under $65,000 as Brent crude topped $100 and Treasury yields climbed amid geopolitical tensions.

BTC fell to $64,980 as Brent crude jumped 7% amid geopolitical risks following tanker attacks.
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Bitcoin reclaimed $65,000 as oil prices fell, but a strong dollar and rising yields limit upside.
Iran's military command shuts Strait of Hormuz, citing U.S. and Israel violations of a recent agreement.
Brent crude hovers near $79 despite the reopening of the key shipping route, as supply concerns persist.
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BTC retreated from overnight highs as geopolitical risks weighed on risk assets and pushed oil prices higher.

Bitcoin and other major digital assets retreated from overnight highs as geopolitical tensions lifted oil prices.

Bitcoin and altcoins retreated as a 3% oil jump fueled by Middle East tensions dampened risk appetite.