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Trump administration fires entire National Science BoardWASHINGTON, April 27 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's administration has terminated the entire National Science Board of more than 20 members, two fired members of the board said on Monday.
The independent board was established in 1950 to guide the governance of the National Science Foundation and to advise the president and the Congress on policies about science and engineering
It included over 20 members appointed for six-year terms
Since taking office in early 2025, Trump has put pressure on independent institutions. Political experts say his administration is attempting to remake those bodies by installing loyalists in leadership positions and by removing independent and critical voices.
Board members were told on Friday they were being ousted effective immediately, members Yolanda Gil and Keivan Stassun, said in emailed statements.
Yes, all 22 current members of the National Science Board were terminated on Friday effective immediately. No reason was given," Gil, who works at the Information Sciences Institute of the University of Southern California, said.
The majority of the board members were academics. It also had representation from national labs, non-profits and the industry, Gil told Reuters.
Seeing similar actions by the Administration across the federal government and especially with regards to scientific research, it seemed only a matter of time," Stassun, who works at Vanderbilt University, said.
Stassun, who said he was disappointed, also confirmed Gil's account that Friday's termination email did not provide any reason.
The National Science Foundation directed questions to the White House.
A White House official said authorities given to the board by Congress when the board was created may need updating. The National Science Foundation's work "continues uninterrupted," the official said.
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Trump administration fires entire National Science Board
WASHINGTON, April 27 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's administration has terminated the entire National Science Board of more than 20 members, two fired members of the board said on Monday.
The independent board was established in 1950 to guide the governance of the National Science Foundation and to advise the president and the Congress on policies about science and engineering
It included over 20 members appointed for six-year terms
Since taking office in early 2025, Trump has put pressure on independent institutions. Political experts say his administration is attempting to remake those bodies by installing loyalists in leadership positions and by removing independent and critical voices.
Board members were told on Friday they were being ousted effective immediately, members Yolanda Gil and Keivan Stassun, said in emailed statements.
Yes, all 22 current members of the National Science Board were terminated on Friday effective immediately. No reason was given," Gil, who works at the Information Sciences Institute of the University of Southern California, said.
The majority of the board members were academics. It also had representation from national labs, non-profits and the industry, Gil told Reuters.
Seeing similar actions by the Administration across the federal government and especially with regards to scientific research, it seemed only a matter of time," Stassun, who works at Vanderbilt University, said.
Stassun, who said he was disappointed, also confirmed Gil's account that Friday's termination email did not provide any reason.
The National Science Foundation directed questions to the White House.
A White House official said authorities given to the board by Congress when the board was created may need updating. The National Science Foundation's work "continues uninterrupted," the official said.
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#TerraLabs
#gaming
#StrategyBTCPurchase
#ZeusInCrypto
The independent board was established in 1950 to guide the governance of the National Science Foundation and to advise the president and the Congress on policies about science and engineering
It included over 20 members appointed for six-year terms
Since taking office in early 2025, Trump has put pressure on independent institutions. Political experts say his administration is attempting to remake those bodies by installing loyalists in leadership positions and by removing independent and critical voices.
Board members were told on Friday they were being ousted effective immediately, members Yolanda Gil and Keivan Stassun, said in emailed statements.
Yes, all 22 current members of the National Science Board were terminated on Friday effective immediately. No reason was given," Gil, who works at the Information Sciences Institute of the University of Southern California, said.
The majority of the board members were academics. It also had representation from national labs, non-profits and the industry, Gil told Reuters.
Seeing similar actions by the Administration across the federal government and especially with regards to scientific research, it seemed only a matter of time," Stassun, who works at Vanderbilt University, said.
Stassun, who said he was disappointed, also confirmed Gil's account that Friday's termination email did not provide any reason.
The National Science Foundation directed questions to the White House.
A White House official said authorities given to the board by Congress when the board was created may need updating. The National Science Foundation's work "continues uninterrupted," the official said.
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Crypto Godfather' says bitcoin has not reached its bottom and a new all-time high is off the table fThe early bitcoin investor and author of Bitcoin Supercycle says bitcoin needs to drop to about $57,000 sometime in October before beginning its ascent. A market analyst disagrees.
Despite a double-digit gain thus far in April, we are very much still in a bitcoin fall.”
Terpin is often called 'the crypto Godfather' for his involvement in the industry around 2013, when the digital asset sector was still small and somewhat misunderstood by the mainstream. Among his many ventures, Terpin founded Transform Group, one of the first PR firms focused on blockchain companies, CoinAgenda, one of the first conferences in the space and BitAngels, a crypto angel investor group.
His bearish view for this cycle stands in contrast to the consensus among analysts that the February low around $60,000 marked the end of the bear market and the beginning of a new bull run. Most of these bullish analysts cited renewed inflows into U.S.-listed spot ETFs and the token’s resilience during the Iran conflict and the oil price spike as part of their outlook.
In an interview with CoinDesk, Terpin said that during Asian trading hours on Monday, “the psychological barrier of $80,000 was strongly rejected, with the high price of oil a factor.” He explained that this is typical at this stage of the bitcoin cycle, with lower highs being rejected until the final capitulation.
While Jason Fernandes, a market analyst and co-founder of AdLunam, agrees with Terpin that the bottom has not yet been seen, he disagrees with the timeline, adding that the market may not have fully capitulated yet. Capitulation is a phase in which long-term holders exit in large numbers, signaling a peak in selling pressure
Terpin makes a reasonable case for a later-cycle bottom, but I don’t believe bitcoin has fully capitulated yet,” Fernandes said. “Historically, durable bottoms tend to coincide with a clear exhaustion of both speculative leverage and macro uncertainty, and we’re definitely not there yet.”
Terpin insisted that the fundamentals point more toward a bottom that includes the historical average of the one-year period from each cycle's bottom.
That indicates somewhere around $57,000,” he said, predicting that it will happen sometime in October, about the same timeline from last year when BTC first dipped below $100,000, followed by the October 10 crash, when $19 billion in leveraged positions were wiped out in the largest single-day event on record.
Fernandes added that broader macro conditions could continue to weigh on risk assets, including bitcoin.
Liquidity conditions remain tight, and risk assets broadly are still adjusting to a higher-for-longer rate environment,” he said. “Until we see a more decisive shift in monetary policy or a true washout event in crypto markets, downside volatility remains likely.”
The author and entrepreneur also said bitcoin will not see an all-time high (ATH) this year.
However, Mati Greenspan, a crypto market analyst and founder of Quantum Economics, disagrees.
While I'm hesitant to ever disagree with the 'Crypto Godfather,' his take seems overly bearish to me,” Greenspan said. “We still have lots of room to run this year, given the level of institutional adoption and growing interest a new all-time-high (ATH) certainly seems plausible.”
AdLunam's Fernandes also said market sentiment has not yet reached the levels typically associated with cycle bottoms.
Sentiment hasn’t reached the kind of extreme pessimism that typically marks cycle lows,” he said. “To me, that says we may still need one more leg down – whether or not it aligns exactly with the $57,000 to $59,000 range – before a sustainable base is formed.”
Regarding Terpin’s $100,000 level, Fernandes said it serves more as a psychological signal than a strict technical threshold.
“A true bull market is defined by structural higher highs and strong capital inflows, not just a single price level,” he said. “That said, the psychological effects of hitting $100,000 could trigger exactly that behavior,” Fernandes added
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Crypto Godfather' says bitcoin has not reached its bottom and a new all-time high is off the table f
The early bitcoin investor and author of Bitcoin Supercycle says bitcoin needs to drop to about $57,000 sometime in October before beginning its ascent. A market analyst disagrees.
Despite a double-digit gain thus far in April, we are very much still in a bitcoin fall.”
Terpin is often called 'the crypto Godfather' for his involvement in the industry around 2013, when the digital asset sector was still small and somewhat misunderstood by the mainstream. Among his many ventures, Terpin founded Transform Group, one of the first PR firms focused on blockchain companies, CoinAgenda, one of the first conferences in the space and BitAngels, a crypto angel investor group.
His bearish view for this cycle stands in contrast to the consensus among analysts that the February low around $60,000 marked the end of the bear market and the beginning of a new bull run. Most of these bullish analysts cited renewed inflows into U.S.-listed spot ETFs and the token’s resilience during the Iran conflict and the oil price spike as part of their outlook.
In an interview with CoinDesk, Terpin said that during Asian trading hours on Monday, “the psychological barrier of $80,000 was strongly rejected, with the high price of oil a factor.” He explained that this is typical at this stage of the bitcoin cycle, with lower highs being rejected until the final capitulation.
While Jason Fernandes, a market analyst and co-founder of AdLunam, agrees with Terpin that the bottom has not yet been seen, he disagrees with the timeline, adding that the market may not have fully capitulated yet. Capitulation is a phase in which long-term holders exit in large numbers, signaling a peak in selling pressure
Terpin makes a reasonable case for a later-cycle bottom, but I don’t believe bitcoin has fully capitulated yet,” Fernandes said. “Historically, durable bottoms tend to coincide with a clear exhaustion of both speculative leverage and macro uncertainty, and we’re definitely not there yet.”
Terpin insisted that the fundamentals point more toward a bottom that includes the historical average of the one-year period from each cycle's bottom.
That indicates somewhere around $57,000,” he said, predicting that it will happen sometime in October, about the same timeline from last year when BTC first dipped below $100,000, followed by the October 10 crash, when $19 billion in leveraged positions were wiped out in the largest single-day event on record.
Fernandes added that broader macro conditions could continue to weigh on risk assets, including bitcoin.
Liquidity conditions remain tight, and risk assets broadly are still adjusting to a higher-for-longer rate environment,” he said. “Until we see a more decisive shift in monetary policy or a true washout event in crypto markets, downside volatility remains likely.”
The author and entrepreneur also said bitcoin will not see an all-time high (ATH) this year.
However, Mati Greenspan, a crypto market analyst and founder of Quantum Economics, disagrees.
While I'm hesitant to ever disagree with the 'Crypto Godfather,' his take seems overly bearish to me,” Greenspan said. “We still have lots of room to run this year, given the level of institutional adoption and growing interest a new all-time-high (ATH) certainly seems plausible.”
AdLunam's Fernandes also said market sentiment has not yet reached the levels typically associated with cycle bottoms.
Sentiment hasn’t reached the kind of extreme pessimism that typically marks cycle lows,” he said. “To me, that says we may still need one more leg down – whether or not it aligns exactly with the $57,000 to $59,000 range – before a sustainable base is formed.”
Regarding Terpin’s $100,000 level, Fernandes said it serves more as a psychological signal than a strict technical threshold.
“A true bull market is defined by structural higher highs and strong capital inflows, not just a single price level,” he said. “That said, the psychological effects of hitting $100,000 could trigger exactly that behavior,” Fernandes added
#Altcoins!
#satoshiNakamato
#FactCheck
#VOTEme
#ZeusInCrypto
Despite a double-digit gain thus far in April, we are very much still in a bitcoin fall.”
Terpin is often called 'the crypto Godfather' for his involvement in the industry around 2013, when the digital asset sector was still small and somewhat misunderstood by the mainstream. Among his many ventures, Terpin founded Transform Group, one of the first PR firms focused on blockchain companies, CoinAgenda, one of the first conferences in the space and BitAngels, a crypto angel investor group.
His bearish view for this cycle stands in contrast to the consensus among analysts that the February low around $60,000 marked the end of the bear market and the beginning of a new bull run. Most of these bullish analysts cited renewed inflows into U.S.-listed spot ETFs and the token’s resilience during the Iran conflict and the oil price spike as part of their outlook.
In an interview with CoinDesk, Terpin said that during Asian trading hours on Monday, “the psychological barrier of $80,000 was strongly rejected, with the high price of oil a factor.” He explained that this is typical at this stage of the bitcoin cycle, with lower highs being rejected until the final capitulation.
While Jason Fernandes, a market analyst and co-founder of AdLunam, agrees with Terpin that the bottom has not yet been seen, he disagrees with the timeline, adding that the market may not have fully capitulated yet. Capitulation is a phase in which long-term holders exit in large numbers, signaling a peak in selling pressure
Terpin makes a reasonable case for a later-cycle bottom, but I don’t believe bitcoin has fully capitulated yet,” Fernandes said. “Historically, durable bottoms tend to coincide with a clear exhaustion of both speculative leverage and macro uncertainty, and we’re definitely not there yet.”
Terpin insisted that the fundamentals point more toward a bottom that includes the historical average of the one-year period from each cycle's bottom.
That indicates somewhere around $57,000,” he said, predicting that it will happen sometime in October, about the same timeline from last year when BTC first dipped below $100,000, followed by the October 10 crash, when $19 billion in leveraged positions were wiped out in the largest single-day event on record.
Fernandes added that broader macro conditions could continue to weigh on risk assets, including bitcoin.
Liquidity conditions remain tight, and risk assets broadly are still adjusting to a higher-for-longer rate environment,” he said. “Until we see a more decisive shift in monetary policy or a true washout event in crypto markets, downside volatility remains likely.”
The author and entrepreneur also said bitcoin will not see an all-time high (ATH) this year.
However, Mati Greenspan, a crypto market analyst and founder of Quantum Economics, disagrees.
While I'm hesitant to ever disagree with the 'Crypto Godfather,' his take seems overly bearish to me,” Greenspan said. “We still have lots of room to run this year, given the level of institutional adoption and growing interest a new all-time-high (ATH) certainly seems plausible.”
AdLunam's Fernandes also said market sentiment has not yet reached the levels typically associated with cycle bottoms.
Sentiment hasn’t reached the kind of extreme pessimism that typically marks cycle lows,” he said. “To me, that says we may still need one more leg down – whether or not it aligns exactly with the $57,000 to $59,000 range – before a sustainable base is formed.”
Regarding Terpin’s $100,000 level, Fernandes said it serves more as a psychological signal than a strict technical threshold.
“A true bull market is defined by structural higher highs and strong capital inflows, not just a single price level,” he said. “That said, the psychological effects of hitting $100,000 could trigger exactly that behavior,” Fernandes added
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Galaxy Digital delivers first data center tranche to CoreWeave after narrowing Q1 lossGalaxy secured approval to double its Helios data center power capacity to over 1.6GW, building on its strategic expansion into AI infrastructure.
The company is increasingly focusing on the growing demand for data centers, and this month delivered its first data hall at the Helios campus in Texas to CoreWeave (CRWV), marking the start of revenue under a long-term lease tied to artificial intelligence workloads.
Adjusted gross profit remained broadly stable, reflecting a shift in the business mix as recurring fee revenue and transaction income continue to scale and provide greater resilience in softer market conditions," the company said in a statement. "Disciplined expense management during the quarter helped narrow the adjusted EBITDA loss, underscoring a focus on operating efficiency in more challenging environments."
The Helios facility is set to deliver 133 megawatts of computing power by the end of the second quarter. The company also secured approval for an additional 830 megawatts of power at the site, bringing total capacity to more than 1.6 gigawatts.
GLXY shares fell for a second day, and were recently 0.84% lower at $24.84.
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Galaxy Digital delivers first data center tranche to CoreWeave after narrowing Q1 loss
Galaxy secured approval to double its Helios data center power capacity to over 1.6GW, building on its strategic expansion into AI infrastructure.
The company is increasingly focusing on the growing demand for data centers, and this month delivered its first data hall at the Helios campus in Texas to CoreWeave (CRWV), marking the start of revenue under a long-term lease tied to artificial intelligence workloads.
Adjusted gross profit remained broadly stable, reflecting a shift in the business mix as recurring fee revenue and transaction income continue to scale and provide greater resilience in softer market conditions," the company said in a statement. "Disciplined expense management during the quarter helped narrow the adjusted EBITDA loss, underscoring a focus on operating efficiency in more challenging environments."
The Helios facility is set to deliver 133 megawatts of computing power by the end of the second quarter. The company also secured approval for an additional 830 megawatts of power at the site, bringing total capacity to more than 1.6 gigawatts.
GLXY shares fell for a second day, and were recently 0.84% lower at $24.84.
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The company is increasingly focusing on the growing demand for data centers, and this month delivered its first data hall at the Helios campus in Texas to CoreWeave (CRWV), marking the start of revenue under a long-term lease tied to artificial intelligence workloads.
Adjusted gross profit remained broadly stable, reflecting a shift in the business mix as recurring fee revenue and transaction income continue to scale and provide greater resilience in softer market conditions," the company said in a statement. "Disciplined expense management during the quarter helped narrow the adjusted EBITDA loss, underscoring a focus on operating efficiency in more challenging environments."
The Helios facility is set to deliver 133 megawatts of computing power by the end of the second quarter. The company also secured approval for an additional 830 megawatts of power at the site, bringing total capacity to more than 1.6 gigawatts.
GLXY shares fell for a second day, and were recently 0.84% lower at $24.84.
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Artist Robert Indiana's agent wins $102 million in lawsuit over his legacyApril 24 (Reuters) - Pop artist Robert Indiana's former agent has won a $102 million verdict in Manhattan federal court against another entity it accused of exploiting Indiana during his final days, forging thousands of his works and selling them for millions of dollars.
A jury found on Thursday that art publisher American Image Art and its founder Michael McKenzie must pay Morgan Art Foundation for interfering with its contracts and violating its rights in Indiana's works including his iconic "Love" image, according to a verdict sheet, opens new tab made public on Friday
American Image's trial attorney, Nicole Brenecki of Jodre Brenecki, said that McKenzie disagrees with the verdict and "will carefully evaluate his post-trial options."
This verdict restores trust to the Robert Indiana market," Morgan's attorney, Luke Nikas of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, said in a statement on Friday. "We exposed these forgeries, held Michael McKenzie accountable, and protected the integrity of the artist’s legacy.”
Indiana was best known for his image of the letters L, O, V and E arranged in a square with the O tilted diagonally to the right, which he created in 1965 for a Christmas card by the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan. The image appeared on a U.S. postage stamp in 1973.
Morgan Art Foundation, which began working with Indiana in the 1990s, said in a 2018 lawsuit that the then-89-year-old Indiana had become isolated and bedridden since giving Jamie Thomas – whom he had allegedly hired to run errands around his Maine home – power of attorney, enabling American Image Art and McKenzie to profit at the artist's expense.
Indiana died the day after the lawsuit was filed.
The lawsuit accused Thomas of conspiring with McKenzie to sell forgeries of Indiana's art to galleries. Morgan's attorney said in a closing statement at trial on Wednesday that McKenzie had forged thousands of Indiana's works, according to a transcript.
Thomas could not immediately be reached for comment.
American Image denied the allegations and countersued Morgan in 2022, alleging it falsely claimed to own copyrights in Indiana's work. A Manhattan judge dismissed that case in 2024.
The case is Morgan Art Foundation Ltd v. McKenzie d/b/a American Image Art, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, No. 1:18-cv-04438.
For Morgan: Luke Nikas of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan
For American Image: Nicole Brenecki of Jodre Brenecki
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Artist Robert Indiana's agent wins $102 million in lawsuit over his legacy
April 24 (Reuters) - Pop artist Robert Indiana's former agent has won a $102 million verdict in Manhattan federal court against another entity it accused of exploiting Indiana during his final days, forging thousands of his works and selling them for millions of dollars.
A jury found on Thursday that art publisher American Image Art and its founder Michael McKenzie must pay Morgan Art Foundation for interfering with its contracts and violating its rights in Indiana's works including his iconic "Love" image, according to a verdict sheet, opens new tab made public on Friday
American Image's trial attorney, Nicole Brenecki of Jodre Brenecki, said that McKenzie disagrees with the verdict and "will carefully evaluate his post-trial options."
This verdict restores trust to the Robert Indiana market," Morgan's attorney, Luke Nikas of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, said in a statement on Friday. "We exposed these forgeries, held Michael McKenzie accountable, and protected the integrity of the artist’s legacy.”
Indiana was best known for his image of the letters L, O, V and E arranged in a square with the O tilted diagonally to the right, which he created in 1965 for a Christmas card by the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan. The image appeared on a U.S. postage stamp in 1973.
Morgan Art Foundation, which began working with Indiana in the 1990s, said in a 2018 lawsuit that the then-89-year-old Indiana had become isolated and bedridden since giving Jamie Thomas – whom he had allegedly hired to run errands around his Maine home – power of attorney, enabling American Image Art and McKenzie to profit at the artist's expense.
Indiana died the day after the lawsuit was filed.
The lawsuit accused Thomas of conspiring with McKenzie to sell forgeries of Indiana's art to galleries. Morgan's attorney said in a closing statement at trial on Wednesday that McKenzie had forged thousands of Indiana's works, according to a transcript.
Thomas could not immediately be reached for comment.
American Image denied the allegations and countersued Morgan in 2022, alleging it falsely claimed to own copyrights in Indiana's work. A Manhattan judge dismissed that case in 2024.
The case is Morgan Art Foundation Ltd v. McKenzie d/b/a American Image Art, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, No. 1:18-cv-04438.
For Morgan: Luke Nikas of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan
For American Image: Nicole Brenecki of Jodre Brenecki
#Fatihcoşar
#VOTEme
#NOTCOİN
#ZeusInCrypto
#HalvingUpdate
A jury found on Thursday that art publisher American Image Art and its founder Michael McKenzie must pay Morgan Art Foundation for interfering with its contracts and violating its rights in Indiana's works including his iconic "Love" image, according to a verdict sheet, opens new tab made public on Friday
American Image's trial attorney, Nicole Brenecki of Jodre Brenecki, said that McKenzie disagrees with the verdict and "will carefully evaluate his post-trial options."
This verdict restores trust to the Robert Indiana market," Morgan's attorney, Luke Nikas of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, said in a statement on Friday. "We exposed these forgeries, held Michael McKenzie accountable, and protected the integrity of the artist’s legacy.”
Indiana was best known for his image of the letters L, O, V and E arranged in a square with the O tilted diagonally to the right, which he created in 1965 for a Christmas card by the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan. The image appeared on a U.S. postage stamp in 1973.
Morgan Art Foundation, which began working with Indiana in the 1990s, said in a 2018 lawsuit that the then-89-year-old Indiana had become isolated and bedridden since giving Jamie Thomas – whom he had allegedly hired to run errands around his Maine home – power of attorney, enabling American Image Art and McKenzie to profit at the artist's expense.
Indiana died the day after the lawsuit was filed.
The lawsuit accused Thomas of conspiring with McKenzie to sell forgeries of Indiana's art to galleries. Morgan's attorney said in a closing statement at trial on Wednesday that McKenzie had forged thousands of Indiana's works, according to a transcript.
Thomas could not immediately be reached for comment.
American Image denied the allegations and countersued Morgan in 2022, alleging it falsely claimed to own copyrights in Indiana's work. A Manhattan judge dismissed that case in 2024.
The case is Morgan Art Foundation Ltd v. McKenzie d/b/a American Image Art, U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, No. 1:18-cv-04438.
For Morgan: Luke Nikas of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan
For American Image: Nicole Brenecki of Jodre Brenecki
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#NOTCOİN
#ZeusInCrypto
#HalvingUpdate
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$ST Is Moving Again But It’s Not About the TokenMost people will look at $ST and try to figure out what changed.
The reality? Probably not much.
What did change is attention. $ST is getting just enough visibility again — small bursts of volume, mentions popping up, price reacting — and that’s usually the early signal, not the result. In this market, things don’t trend because they’re strong. They trend because they’re seen.
What happened is simple: $ST re-entered the feed. Whether that’s from listings, coordinated pushes, or just timing, it doesn’t matter. Price moved just enough to trigger curiosity, not enough to feel crowded. That’s the zone where traders start circling.
What the market is missing is how little it takes right now. Liquidity is still selective, and participation is thinner than it looks. Tokens like $ST don’t need deep conviction — they just need enough flow to get started. Once attention sticks, even briefly, it becomes self-reinforcing.
The quiet winners here aren’t late buyers chasing green candles. It’s early liquidity — the ones closest to supply, the ones shaping order books, the ones who understand that attention itself is tradable.
If $ST holds this window, the second-order effect kicks in. Traders start scanning for similar setups. Capital rotates out of slower majors into faster, narrative-driven plays. You don’t just get one move — you get a cluster of them.
I’ve been noticing this more and more: tokens that feel early outperform tokens that are solid. It’s not about fundamentals in the short term — it’s about how quickly something can capture mindshare.
Zooming out, the market is behaving less like a system and more like a feed. Attention leads, liquidity follows, and fundamentals catch up later — if they ever do.
My takeaway is simple: don’t overanalyze $ST itself.
Watch how the market reacts around it. That’s where the real signal is.
#HODL #FOMO #dyor #ZeusInCrypto
$ST Is Moving Again But It’s Not About the Token
Most people will look at $ST and try to figure out what changed.
The reality? Probably not much.
What did change is attention. $ST is getting just enough visibility again — small bursts of volume, mentions popping up, price reacting — and that’s usually the early signal, not the result. In this market, things don’t trend because they’re strong. They trend because they’re seen.
What happened is simple: $ST re-entered the feed. Whether that’s from listings, coordinated pushes, or just timing, it doesn’t matter. Price moved just enough to trigger curiosity, not enough to feel crowded. That’s the zone where traders start circling.
What the market is missing is how little it takes right now. Liquidity is still selective, and participation is thinner than it looks. Tokens like $ST don’t need deep conviction — they just need enough flow to get started. Once attention sticks, even briefly, it becomes self-reinforcing.
The quiet winners here aren’t late buyers chasing green candles. It’s early liquidity — the ones closest to supply, the ones shaping order books, the ones who understand that attention itself is tradable.
If $ST holds this window, the second-order effect kicks in. Traders start scanning for similar setups. Capital rotates out of slower majors into faster, narrative-driven plays. You don’t just get one move — you get a cluster of them.
I’ve been noticing this more and more: tokens that feel early outperform tokens that are solid. It’s not about fundamentals in the short term — it’s about how quickly something can capture mindshare.
Zooming out, the market is behaving less like a system and more like a feed. Attention leads, liquidity follows, and fundamentals catch up later — if they ever do.
My takeaway is simple: don’t overanalyze $ST itself.
Watch how the market reacts around it. That’s where the real signal is.
#HODL #FOMO #dyor #ZeusInCrypto
The reality? Probably not much.
What did change is attention. $ST is getting just enough visibility again — small bursts of volume, mentions popping up, price reacting — and that’s usually the early signal, not the result. In this market, things don’t trend because they’re strong. They trend because they’re seen.
What happened is simple: $ST re-entered the feed. Whether that’s from listings, coordinated pushes, or just timing, it doesn’t matter. Price moved just enough to trigger curiosity, not enough to feel crowded. That’s the zone where traders start circling.
What the market is missing is how little it takes right now. Liquidity is still selective, and participation is thinner than it looks. Tokens like $ST don’t need deep conviction — they just need enough flow to get started. Once attention sticks, even briefly, it becomes self-reinforcing.
The quiet winners here aren’t late buyers chasing green candles. It’s early liquidity — the ones closest to supply, the ones shaping order books, the ones who understand that attention itself is tradable.
If $ST holds this window, the second-order effect kicks in. Traders start scanning for similar setups. Capital rotates out of slower majors into faster, narrative-driven plays. You don’t just get one move — you get a cluster of them.
I’ve been noticing this more and more: tokens that feel early outperform tokens that are solid. It’s not about fundamentals in the short term — it’s about how quickly something can capture mindshare.
Zooming out, the market is behaving less like a system and more like a feed. Attention leads, liquidity follows, and fundamentals catch up later — if they ever do.
My takeaway is simple: don’t overanalyze $ST itself.
Watch how the market reacts around it. That’s where the real signal is.
#HODL #FOMO #dyor #ZeusInCrypto
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$RIVER
Market Event: Slow bleed toward support with no strong bounce.
Momentum Implication: Bearish continuation likely on breakdown.
Levels:
• Entry Price (EP): 6.5500 – 6.6200
• Trade Target 1 (TG1): 6.3000
• Trade Target 2 (TG2): 6.0500
• Trade Target 3 (TG3): 5.7500
• Stop Loss (SL): 6.8000
Trade Decision: Maintain short bias near resistance.
Close: Loss of 6.5000 opens further downside.#RİVER #cryptouniverseofficial #ZeusInCrypto #BB
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$RIVER
Market Event: Slow bleed toward support with no strong bounce.
Momentum Implication: Bearish continuation likely on breakdown.
Levels:
• Entry Price (EP): 6.5500 – 6.6200
• Trade Target 1 (TG1): 6.3000
• Trade Target 2 (TG2): 6.0500
• Trade Target 3 (TG3): 5.7500
• Stop Loss (SL): 6.8000
Trade Decision: Maintain short bias near resistance.
Close: Loss of 6.5000 opens further downside.#RİVER #cryptouniverseofficial #ZeusInCrypto #BB
Market Event: Slow bleed toward support with no strong bounce.
Momentum Implication: Bearish continuation likely on breakdown.
Levels:
• Entry Price (EP): 6.5500 – 6.6200
• Trade Target 1 (TG1): 6.3000
• Trade Target 2 (TG2): 6.0500
• Trade Target 3 (TG3): 5.7500
• Stop Loss (SL): 6.8000
Trade Decision: Maintain short bias near resistance.
Close: Loss of 6.5000 opens further downside.#RİVER #cryptouniverseofficial #ZeusInCrypto #BB
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Egypt economic outlook trimmed slightly due to Iran war: Reuters pollCAIRO, April 26 (Reuters) - Analysts have shaved their forecasts for Egyptian economic growth in a Reuters poll for this year and next as the Iran war drives up energy prices and puts pressure on inflation.
Gross domestic product growth will be 4.6% in the year to June, 4.6% next year and 5.5% in 2027/28, according to the median estimate of 12 economists surveyed April 8-23.
In a January poll, before the war broke out, economists had predicted growth of 4.9%, thinking reforms taken under an International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme two years earlier were bearing fruit faster than
We expect energy prices to remain high in the coming quarters, even after the normalisation of flows through the Strait of Hormuz. It will fuel inflationary pressure in Egypt," said Pascal Devaux of BNP Paribas
In this context, we expect a slowdown in activity in Egypt, but not a sharp drop."
Growth slumped to 2.4% in 2023/24 but rebounded after March 2024 when Egypt sharply devalued its currency and raised interest rates as part of an $8 billion IMF financial support package.
The central bank, citing the Iran war, this month revised down its year-on-year GDP growth forecast for fiscal 2025/26 to 4.9% from the 5.1% it had predicted in February.
Last week the IMF likewise chopped its projected growth to 4.2% in calendar 2026 from an earlier estimate of 4.7%.
In addition to raising energy prices, the war could also hurt tourism in Egypt, slow the flow of remittances from Egyptians working in the Gulf and reduce tolls from ships passing through the Suez Canal
The poll forecast inflation would average 13.5% in 2025/26, 12.00% in 2026/27 and 9.0% in 2027/28. Economists had put inflation at 11.6%, 9.1% and 8.2% in the last poll.
Egypt's annual urban consumer inflation increased to a faster-than-expected 15.2% in March from 13.4% in February, according to the state statistics agency CAPMAS.
The Iran conflict is seen pushing the central bank to slow an easing cycle of its overnight interest rates begun a year ago.
Analysts forecast the lending rate to still be 20.00% by end-June, then slip to 17.0% by end-June next year and 13.25% end-June 2028. Analysts in the January survey had expected a 200 basis point cut by January and another 500-point cut by June 2027.
The central bank cut its benchmark rate five times in 2025 and yet once again in February for a cumulative drop of 825 basis points.
Contributors expected the Egyptian pound to inch weaker to 51.58 to the U.S. dollar by end-June 2026 from its current 51.06 pounds. It is expected to be 51.50 by end-June 2027 and 51.85 at the end of June 2028.
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Egypt economic outlook trimmed slightly due to Iran war: Reuters poll
CAIRO, April 26 (Reuters) - Analysts have shaved their forecasts for Egyptian economic growth in a Reuters poll for this year and next as the Iran war drives up energy prices and puts pressure on inflation.
Gross domestic product growth will be 4.6% in the year to June, 4.6% next year and 5.5% in 2027/28, according to the median estimate of 12 economists surveyed April 8-23.
In a January poll, before the war broke out, economists had predicted growth of 4.9%, thinking reforms taken under an International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme two years earlier were bearing fruit faster than
We expect energy prices to remain high in the coming quarters, even after the normalisation of flows through the Strait of Hormuz. It will fuel inflationary pressure in Egypt," said Pascal Devaux of BNP Paribas
In this context, we expect a slowdown in activity in Egypt, but not a sharp drop."
Growth slumped to 2.4% in 2023/24 but rebounded after March 2024 when Egypt sharply devalued its currency and raised interest rates as part of an $8 billion IMF financial support package.
The central bank, citing the Iran war, this month revised down its year-on-year GDP growth forecast for fiscal 2025/26 to 4.9% from the 5.1% it had predicted in February.
Last week the IMF likewise chopped its projected growth to 4.2% in calendar 2026 from an earlier estimate of 4.7%.
In addition to raising energy prices, the war could also hurt tourism in Egypt, slow the flow of remittances from Egyptians working in the Gulf and reduce tolls from ships passing through the Suez Canal
The poll forecast inflation would average 13.5% in 2025/26, 12.00% in 2026/27 and 9.0% in 2027/28. Economists had put inflation at 11.6%, 9.1% and 8.2% in the last poll.
Egypt's annual urban consumer inflation increased to a faster-than-expected 15.2% in March from 13.4% in February, according to the state statistics agency CAPMAS.
The Iran conflict is seen pushing the central bank to slow an easing cycle of its overnight interest rates begun a year ago.
Analysts forecast the lending rate to still be 20.00% by end-June, then slip to 17.0% by end-June next year and 13.25% end-June 2028. Analysts in the January survey had expected a 200 basis point cut by January and another 500-point cut by June 2027.
The central bank cut its benchmark rate five times in 2025 and yet once again in February for a cumulative drop of 825 basis points.
Contributors expected the Egyptian pound to inch weaker to 51.58 to the U.S. dollar by end-June 2026 from its current 51.06 pounds. It is expected to be 51.50 by end-June 2027 and 51.85 at the end of June 2028.
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Gross domestic product growth will be 4.6% in the year to June, 4.6% next year and 5.5% in 2027/28, according to the median estimate of 12 economists surveyed April 8-23.
In a January poll, before the war broke out, economists had predicted growth of 4.9%, thinking reforms taken under an International Monetary Fund (IMF) programme two years earlier were bearing fruit faster than
We expect energy prices to remain high in the coming quarters, even after the normalisation of flows through the Strait of Hormuz. It will fuel inflationary pressure in Egypt," said Pascal Devaux of BNP Paribas
In this context, we expect a slowdown in activity in Egypt, but not a sharp drop."
Growth slumped to 2.4% in 2023/24 but rebounded after March 2024 when Egypt sharply devalued its currency and raised interest rates as part of an $8 billion IMF financial support package.
The central bank, citing the Iran war, this month revised down its year-on-year GDP growth forecast for fiscal 2025/26 to 4.9% from the 5.1% it had predicted in February.
Last week the IMF likewise chopped its projected growth to 4.2% in calendar 2026 from an earlier estimate of 4.7%.
In addition to raising energy prices, the war could also hurt tourism in Egypt, slow the flow of remittances from Egyptians working in the Gulf and reduce tolls from ships passing through the Suez Canal
The poll forecast inflation would average 13.5% in 2025/26, 12.00% in 2026/27 and 9.0% in 2027/28. Economists had put inflation at 11.6%, 9.1% and 8.2% in the last poll.
Egypt's annual urban consumer inflation increased to a faster-than-expected 15.2% in March from 13.4% in February, according to the state statistics agency CAPMAS.
The Iran conflict is seen pushing the central bank to slow an easing cycle of its overnight interest rates begun a year ago.
Analysts forecast the lending rate to still be 20.00% by end-June, then slip to 17.0% by end-June next year and 13.25% end-June 2028. Analysts in the January survey had expected a 200 basis point cut by January and another 500-point cut by June 2027.
The central bank cut its benchmark rate five times in 2025 and yet once again in February for a cumulative drop of 825 basis points.
Contributors expected the Egyptian pound to inch weaker to 51.58 to the U.S. dollar by end-June 2026 from its current 51.06 pounds. It is expected to be 51.50 by end-June 2027 and 51.85 at the end of June 2028.
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Macron reaffirms efforts to reopen Strait of Hormuz, as TotalEnergies warns of energy shortagesApril 25 (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron reiterated on Saturday that he was focused on efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a day after the head of TotalEnergies (TTEF.PA), opens new tab warned of global energy shortages if the Iran war continues for months.
Macron, speaking at a news conference in Athens alongside Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, said panic caused by geopolitical uncertainty can in itself lead to shortages.
Our goal is to achieve a full reopening in the coming days and weeks, in accordance with international law, guaranteeing freedom of navigation without tolls on the Strait of Hormuz. Then things can gradually return to normal," Macron said.
TotalEnergies (TTEF.PA), opens new tab CEO Patrick Pouyanne pressed on Friday for the reopening of the strait, through which about a fifth of the globe's oil and gas supply normally flows.
Movement through the strait, which is also a key transport route for goods including fertilisers and pharmaceuticals, has been choked due to the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, as Iran has seized container ships and the United States has mounted a blockade on Iranian ports.
"If it lasts two, three months more, we are entering in a world of scarcity of energy, which Asian countries have already suffered," Pouyanne told the World Policy Conference in Chantilly, outside Paris. "You cannot have 20% of the oil and gas of the planet being stranded and not accessible without major consequences."
More than a dozen countries have said they are willing to join an international mission led by France and Britain to protect shipping in the strait when conditions permit, even as U.S. President Donald Trump has said he does not need allies' help.
We're all in the same boat, and it's not a boat we chose, if I may say. We're victims of geopolitics and we're victims of this war that started several months ago," Macron said on Saturday.
Reporting by Makini Brice in Paris; additional reporting by Claude Chendjou in Paris; Editing by Susan Fenton
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Macron reaffirms efforts to reopen Strait of Hormuz, as TotalEnergies warns of energy shortages
April 25 (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron reiterated on Saturday that he was focused on efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a day after the head of TotalEnergies (TTEF.PA), opens new tab warned of global energy shortages if the Iran war continues for months.
Macron, speaking at a news conference in Athens alongside Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, said panic caused by geopolitical uncertainty can in itself lead to shortages.
Our goal is to achieve a full reopening in the coming days and weeks, in accordance with international law, guaranteeing freedom of navigation without tolls on the Strait of Hormuz. Then things can gradually return to normal," Macron said.
TotalEnergies (TTEF.PA), opens new tab CEO Patrick Pouyanne pressed on Friday for the reopening of the strait, through which about a fifth of the globe's oil and gas supply normally flows.
Movement through the strait, which is also a key transport route for goods including fertilisers and pharmaceuticals, has been choked due to the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, as Iran has seized container ships and the United States has mounted a blockade on Iranian ports.
"If it lasts two, three months more, we are entering in a world of scarcity of energy, which Asian countries have already suffered," Pouyanne told the World Policy Conference in Chantilly, outside Paris. "You cannot have 20% of the oil and gas of the planet being stranded and not accessible without major consequences."
More than a dozen countries have said they are willing to join an international mission led by France and Britain to protect shipping in the strait when conditions permit, even as U.S. President Donald Trump has said he does not need allies' help.
We're all in the same boat, and it's not a boat we chose, if I may say. We're victims of geopolitics and we're victims of this war that started several months ago," Macron said on Saturday.
Reporting by Makini Brice in Paris; additional reporting by Claude Chendjou in Paris; Editing by Susan Fenton
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Macron, speaking at a news conference in Athens alongside Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, said panic caused by geopolitical uncertainty can in itself lead to shortages.
Our goal is to achieve a full reopening in the coming days and weeks, in accordance with international law, guaranteeing freedom of navigation without tolls on the Strait of Hormuz. Then things can gradually return to normal," Macron said.
TotalEnergies (TTEF.PA), opens new tab CEO Patrick Pouyanne pressed on Friday for the reopening of the strait, through which about a fifth of the globe's oil and gas supply normally flows.
Movement through the strait, which is also a key transport route for goods including fertilisers and pharmaceuticals, has been choked due to the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran, as Iran has seized container ships and the United States has mounted a blockade on Iranian ports.
"If it lasts two, three months more, we are entering in a world of scarcity of energy, which Asian countries have already suffered," Pouyanne told the World Policy Conference in Chantilly, outside Paris. "You cannot have 20% of the oil and gas of the planet being stranded and not accessible without major consequences."
More than a dozen countries have said they are willing to join an international mission led by France and Britain to protect shipping in the strait when conditions permit, even as U.S. President Donald Trump has said he does not need allies' help.
We're all in the same boat, and it's not a boat we chose, if I may say. We're victims of geopolitics and we're victims of this war that started several months ago," Macron said on Saturday.
Reporting by Makini Brice in Paris; additional reporting by Claude Chendjou in Paris; Editing by Susan Fenton
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EUR/USD Weekly Forecast: Fragile optimism pressures the US DollarThe reopening of the Strait of Hormuz boosted risk appetite on Friday.
Inflation-related data began showing the impact of the Iran war.
EUR/USD bullish case gains strength, buyers could aim for 1.2000.
The EUR/USD pair closed a third consecutive week with gains near a fresh peak in the 1.1840 area, reaching its highest since late February. A largely empty macroeconomic calendar kept the focus on Middle East developments, with risk-on taking over at the end of the week
There were a few facts and loads of uncertainty surrounding the Iran war. Facts are that the United States (US) and Iran agreed on a ceasefire, which expires on April 22. A similar 10-day truce between Israel and Lebanon was announced on Thursday. Both seem fragile and are subject to a long list of conditions. The Strait of Hormuz was suffering a double blockage, with only a few Oil vessels passing through
Things changed by the end of the week, leading to soaring optimism and, hence, substantial US Dollar (USD) losses, on headlines indicating that Iran had fully reopened the Strait of Hormuz following the ceasefire in Lebanon. Tehran declared it will remain completely open for the remainder of the ceasefire, while US President Donald Trump thanked Iran on Truth Social. President Trump, however, also noted that the US naval blockade will remain in full force and effect as it “pertains to Iran only” until a deal is 100% complete, adding it should be a quick process as most of the points have already been negotiated
Finally, Iran's State TV clarified that commercial vessels can pass through Hormuz through a certain route and with the permission of the Revolutionary Guards.
More talks between the US and Iran are coming over the weekend, following the failed negotiations in the previous one. US President Donald Trump claimed multiple times that the war can end “soon,” and markets seem to be just now believing it in part. Meanwhile, some Gulf Arab and European leaders believe a peace deal between the two nations will take approximately six months and urged both sides to extend the ceasefire to cover that negotiating window.
Nevertheless, Crude Oil prices are sharply down for the week, but still higher than before the war began. The barrel of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) hovers around $80, up from around $65 previous to the war, reflecting relief among speculative interest.
The Eurozone published the final estimate of the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP), which was revised to 2.6% YoY, above the anticipated 2.5% yet above the 1.9% posted in February. The core annual CPI rose 2.3%, as previously estimated.
As for the US, the Producer Price Index (PPI) rose to 4% on a yearly basis in March, up from 3.4% in February, yet below the market expectation of 4.6%. On a monthly basis, the PPI rose 0.5%, matching February's increase and missing an estimate of 1.2%. The core annual PPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, was up 3.8%, below the market forecast of 4.2%.
From a technical point of view, EUR/USD is bullish. The daily chart shows that spot ot holds above all its moving averages, with the 20-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) heading firmly north below the longer ones at 1.1633. The 100-day SMA at 1.1704 and the 200-day SMA at 1.1633 provide relevant support. At the same time, the Momentum indicator aims firmly north within positive levels, while the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator maintains a firm upward slope in the mid‑60s, supporting another leg north
In the weekly chart, EUR/USD holds a constructive bullish bias as price remains firmly above the 20-period simple moving average (SMA) at 1.1698 and well clear of the longer-term 100- and 200-period SMAs at 1.1211 and 1.0924, respectively, which together reinforce an undertone of long-term demand beneath the market. The Momentum is supportive of the bullish case, while the 14-period RSI indicator is hovering near 5, leaving room for further gains.
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EUR/USD Weekly Forecast: Fragile optimism pressures the US Dollar
The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz boosted risk appetite on Friday.
Inflation-related data began showing the impact of the Iran war.
EUR/USD bullish case gains strength, buyers could aim for 1.2000.
The EUR/USD pair closed a third consecutive week with gains near a fresh peak in the 1.1840 area, reaching its highest since late February. A largely empty macroeconomic calendar kept the focus on Middle East developments, with risk-on taking over at the end of the week
There were a few facts and loads of uncertainty surrounding the Iran war. Facts are that the United States (US) and Iran agreed on a ceasefire, which expires on April 22. A similar 10-day truce between Israel and Lebanon was announced on Thursday. Both seem fragile and are subject to a long list of conditions. The Strait of Hormuz was suffering a double blockage, with only a few Oil vessels passing through
Things changed by the end of the week, leading to soaring optimism and, hence, substantial US Dollar (USD) losses, on headlines indicating that Iran had fully reopened the Strait of Hormuz following the ceasefire in Lebanon. Tehran declared it will remain completely open for the remainder of the ceasefire, while US President Donald Trump thanked Iran on Truth Social. President Trump, however, also noted that the US naval blockade will remain in full force and effect as it “pertains to Iran only” until a deal is 100% complete, adding it should be a quick process as most of the points have already been negotiated
Finally, Iran's State TV clarified that commercial vessels can pass through Hormuz through a certain route and with the permission of the Revolutionary Guards.
More talks between the US and Iran are coming over the weekend, following the failed negotiations in the previous one. US President Donald Trump claimed multiple times that the war can end “soon,” and markets seem to be just now believing it in part. Meanwhile, some Gulf Arab and European leaders believe a peace deal between the two nations will take approximately six months and urged both sides to extend the ceasefire to cover that negotiating window.
Nevertheless, Crude Oil prices are sharply down for the week, but still higher than before the war began. The barrel of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) hovers around $80, up from around $65 previous to the war, reflecting relief among speculative interest.
The Eurozone published the final estimate of the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP), which was revised to 2.6% YoY, above the anticipated 2.5% yet above the 1.9% posted in February. The core annual CPI rose 2.3%, as previously estimated.
As for the US, the Producer Price Index (PPI) rose to 4% on a yearly basis in March, up from 3.4% in February, yet below the market expectation of 4.6%. On a monthly basis, the PPI rose 0.5%, matching February's increase and missing an estimate of 1.2%. The core annual PPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, was up 3.8%, below the market forecast of 4.2%.
From a technical point of view, EUR/USD is bullish. The daily chart shows that spot ot holds above all its moving averages, with the 20-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) heading firmly north below the longer ones at 1.1633. The 100-day SMA at 1.1704 and the 200-day SMA at 1.1633 provide relevant support. At the same time, the Momentum indicator aims firmly north within positive levels, while the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator maintains a firm upward slope in the mid‑60s, supporting another leg north
In the weekly chart, EUR/USD holds a constructive bullish bias as price remains firmly above the 20-period simple moving average (SMA) at 1.1698 and well clear of the longer-term 100- and 200-period SMAs at 1.1211 and 1.0924, respectively, which together reinforce an undertone of long-term demand beneath the market. The Momentum is supportive of the bullish case, while the 14-period RSI indicator is hovering near 5, leaving room for further gains.
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Inflation-related data began showing the impact of the Iran war.
EUR/USD bullish case gains strength, buyers could aim for 1.2000.
The EUR/USD pair closed a third consecutive week with gains near a fresh peak in the 1.1840 area, reaching its highest since late February. A largely empty macroeconomic calendar kept the focus on Middle East developments, with risk-on taking over at the end of the week
There were a few facts and loads of uncertainty surrounding the Iran war. Facts are that the United States (US) and Iran agreed on a ceasefire, which expires on April 22. A similar 10-day truce between Israel and Lebanon was announced on Thursday. Both seem fragile and are subject to a long list of conditions. The Strait of Hormuz was suffering a double blockage, with only a few Oil vessels passing through
Things changed by the end of the week, leading to soaring optimism and, hence, substantial US Dollar (USD) losses, on headlines indicating that Iran had fully reopened the Strait of Hormuz following the ceasefire in Lebanon. Tehran declared it will remain completely open for the remainder of the ceasefire, while US President Donald Trump thanked Iran on Truth Social. President Trump, however, also noted that the US naval blockade will remain in full force and effect as it “pertains to Iran only” until a deal is 100% complete, adding it should be a quick process as most of the points have already been negotiated
Finally, Iran's State TV clarified that commercial vessels can pass through Hormuz through a certain route and with the permission of the Revolutionary Guards.
More talks between the US and Iran are coming over the weekend, following the failed negotiations in the previous one. US President Donald Trump claimed multiple times that the war can end “soon,” and markets seem to be just now believing it in part. Meanwhile, some Gulf Arab and European leaders believe a peace deal between the two nations will take approximately six months and urged both sides to extend the ceasefire to cover that negotiating window.
Nevertheless, Crude Oil prices are sharply down for the week, but still higher than before the war began. The barrel of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) hovers around $80, up from around $65 previous to the war, reflecting relief among speculative interest.
The Eurozone published the final estimate of the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP), which was revised to 2.6% YoY, above the anticipated 2.5% yet above the 1.9% posted in February. The core annual CPI rose 2.3%, as previously estimated.
As for the US, the Producer Price Index (PPI) rose to 4% on a yearly basis in March, up from 3.4% in February, yet below the market expectation of 4.6%. On a monthly basis, the PPI rose 0.5%, matching February's increase and missing an estimate of 1.2%. The core annual PPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, was up 3.8%, below the market forecast of 4.2%.
From a technical point of view, EUR/USD is bullish. The daily chart shows that spot ot holds above all its moving averages, with the 20-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) heading firmly north below the longer ones at 1.1633. The 100-day SMA at 1.1704 and the 200-day SMA at 1.1633 provide relevant support. At the same time, the Momentum indicator aims firmly north within positive levels, while the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator maintains a firm upward slope in the mid‑60s, supporting another leg north
In the weekly chart, EUR/USD holds a constructive bullish bias as price remains firmly above the 20-period simple moving average (SMA) at 1.1698 and well clear of the longer-term 100- and 200-period SMAs at 1.1211 and 1.0924, respectively, which together reinforce an undertone of long-term demand beneath the market. The Momentum is supportive of the bullish case, while the 14-period RSI indicator is hovering near 5, leaving room for further gains.
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US Dollar Price Forecast: DXY Tests $98.88 – Will Stalled Peace Talks Fuel a Breakout?Geopolitical Volatility: Stalled US-Iran peace efforts and a naval "shoot and kill" order spike the global risk premium.
Eurozone Contraction: April's Composite PMI fell to 48.6, signaling a services sector hit hard by surging energy costs.
UK Manufacturing Rebound: The UK PMI rose to 52.0, providing a buffer for the Pound despite supply chain inflation risks.
The US Dollar Index started to make some serious strides towards its first weekly gain in three weeks – all thanks to people flocking to it as a safe bet as US-Iran peace talks stalled and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz continued to cause problems. And on top of that energy prices have been on the rise and inflation worries have been keeping Fed folk up at night, with a lot of them keeping a close eye on how conflicts might start affecting the economy.
The Euro on the other hand has been feeling a bit of the squeeze as the Eurozone’s composite PMI before slipped down to 48.6 in April which was a lot lower than the 50.1 they were forecasting for. And its not just the numbers that are bad – the services side of the economy has been hit particularly hard by energy costs going through the roof and weakening demand from the Middle East conflict. Also German IFO sentiment took a bit of a dip which adds to their growth worries.
The Pound is looking a bit more stable with the UK composite PMI rising up to 52.0 in April which is a big plus just so long as its a genuine expansion thats being driven by a rebound in the manufacturing sector ( and that went up to a pretty healthy 53.6). But what is being offset by record high costs due to supply chain issues and spiraling input prices have a bit of a dampening effect – all against a backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty that’s making people nervous.
The US Dollar Index is knocking on the door of 98.78, right at a critical confluence zone where resistance from a horizontal line and a descending trendline intersect. Price is stuck below both the 50-day EMA and the 200-day EMA, keeping that overall negative bias in place despite a bounce from 97.60. The latest charts show some hesitation with tiny bodies right at the resistance line, implying buyers are starting to lose steam just as they hit the wall. The RSI is getting close to 60 but just flatlining, maybe we’ll see a rejection rather than continuation after all.
If DXY can’t break through to 98.90, it’s likely headed back down to 98.35 and 97.98. To change the game and get the index moving towards 99.50, we need to see a clean breakout above that trendline.
Trade idea: If we get a sell signal below 98.90, look to aim for 98.00, and put a stop above 99.20.
GBP/USD is now trading near 1.3477, and it’s having trouble staying above its rising trendline support – a sign the bullish momentum is starting to wane. Price is stuck around the 50-day EMA, while the 200-day EMA is still lower down at 1.3435 as secondary support. Looking at the price action, it looks like we’re seeing lower highs form after a rejection at 1.3580 – a sign that sellers are slowly taking charge
The RSI is heading down towards 40, a sign that we’re losing momentum overall. If we can get a sustained move below 1.3460, the losses could really accelerate to 1.3380. To stabilise, we’d need to see GBP/USD reclaim 1.3500–1.3520 and try to push on again.
Trade idea: If we get a sell signal below 1.3460, aim for 1.3380, and put a stop above 1.3520.
EUR/USD is floating around 1.1690, and lucky for it, it’s finding support right above the lower edge of that ascending channel and near the 200-day EMA at 1.1649. Yes, it’s had a bit of a rough patch lately, but the higher lows we’re seeing in the charts still keep the overall bullish trend alive. We’re seeing some stabilisation in the latest candles, with smaller bearish bodies and a wee bit of momentum around support.
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US Dollar Price Forecast: DXY Tests $98.88 – Will Stalled Peace Talks Fuel a Breakout?
Geopolitical Volatility: Stalled US-Iran peace efforts and a naval "shoot and kill" order spike the global risk premium.
Eurozone Contraction: April's Composite PMI fell to 48.6, signaling a services sector hit hard by surging energy costs.
UK Manufacturing Rebound: The UK PMI rose to 52.0, providing a buffer for the Pound despite supply chain inflation risks.
The US Dollar Index started to make some serious strides towards its first weekly gain in three weeks – all thanks to people flocking to it as a safe bet as US-Iran peace talks stalled and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz continued to cause problems. And on top of that energy prices have been on the rise and inflation worries have been keeping Fed folk up at night, with a lot of them keeping a close eye on how conflicts might start affecting the economy.
The Euro on the other hand has been feeling a bit of the squeeze as the Eurozone’s composite PMI before slipped down to 48.6 in April which was a lot lower than the 50.1 they were forecasting for. And its not just the numbers that are bad – the services side of the economy has been hit particularly hard by energy costs going through the roof and weakening demand from the Middle East conflict. Also German IFO sentiment took a bit of a dip which adds to their growth worries.
The Pound is looking a bit more stable with the UK composite PMI rising up to 52.0 in April which is a big plus just so long as its a genuine expansion thats being driven by a rebound in the manufacturing sector ( and that went up to a pretty healthy 53.6). But what is being offset by record high costs due to supply chain issues and spiraling input prices have a bit of a dampening effect – all against a backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty that’s making people nervous.
The US Dollar Index is knocking on the door of 98.78, right at a critical confluence zone where resistance from a horizontal line and a descending trendline intersect. Price is stuck below both the 50-day EMA and the 200-day EMA, keeping that overall negative bias in place despite a bounce from 97.60. The latest charts show some hesitation with tiny bodies right at the resistance line, implying buyers are starting to lose steam just as they hit the wall. The RSI is getting close to 60 but just flatlining, maybe we’ll see a rejection rather than continuation after all.
If DXY can’t break through to 98.90, it’s likely headed back down to 98.35 and 97.98. To change the game and get the index moving towards 99.50, we need to see a clean breakout above that trendline.
Trade idea: If we get a sell signal below 98.90, look to aim for 98.00, and put a stop above 99.20.
GBP/USD is now trading near 1.3477, and it’s having trouble staying above its rising trendline support – a sign the bullish momentum is starting to wane. Price is stuck around the 50-day EMA, while the 200-day EMA is still lower down at 1.3435 as secondary support. Looking at the price action, it looks like we’re seeing lower highs form after a rejection at 1.3580 – a sign that sellers are slowly taking charge
The RSI is heading down towards 40, a sign that we’re losing momentum overall. If we can get a sustained move below 1.3460, the losses could really accelerate to 1.3380. To stabilise, we’d need to see GBP/USD reclaim 1.3500–1.3520 and try to push on again.
Trade idea: If we get a sell signal below 1.3460, aim for 1.3380, and put a stop above 1.3520.
EUR/USD is floating around 1.1690, and lucky for it, it’s finding support right above the lower edge of that ascending channel and near the 200-day EMA at 1.1649. Yes, it’s had a bit of a rough patch lately, but the higher lows we’re seeing in the charts still keep the overall bullish trend alive. We’re seeing some stabilisation in the latest candles, with smaller bearish bodies and a wee bit of momentum around support.
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Eurozone Contraction: April's Composite PMI fell to 48.6, signaling a services sector hit hard by surging energy costs.
UK Manufacturing Rebound: The UK PMI rose to 52.0, providing a buffer for the Pound despite supply chain inflation risks.
The US Dollar Index started to make some serious strides towards its first weekly gain in three weeks – all thanks to people flocking to it as a safe bet as US-Iran peace talks stalled and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz continued to cause problems. And on top of that energy prices have been on the rise and inflation worries have been keeping Fed folk up at night, with a lot of them keeping a close eye on how conflicts might start affecting the economy.
The Euro on the other hand has been feeling a bit of the squeeze as the Eurozone’s composite PMI before slipped down to 48.6 in April which was a lot lower than the 50.1 they were forecasting for. And its not just the numbers that are bad – the services side of the economy has been hit particularly hard by energy costs going through the roof and weakening demand from the Middle East conflict. Also German IFO sentiment took a bit of a dip which adds to their growth worries.
The Pound is looking a bit more stable with the UK composite PMI rising up to 52.0 in April which is a big plus just so long as its a genuine expansion thats being driven by a rebound in the manufacturing sector ( and that went up to a pretty healthy 53.6). But what is being offset by record high costs due to supply chain issues and spiraling input prices have a bit of a dampening effect – all against a backdrop of geopolitical uncertainty that’s making people nervous.
The US Dollar Index is knocking on the door of 98.78, right at a critical confluence zone where resistance from a horizontal line and a descending trendline intersect. Price is stuck below both the 50-day EMA and the 200-day EMA, keeping that overall negative bias in place despite a bounce from 97.60. The latest charts show some hesitation with tiny bodies right at the resistance line, implying buyers are starting to lose steam just as they hit the wall. The RSI is getting close to 60 but just flatlining, maybe we’ll see a rejection rather than continuation after all.
If DXY can’t break through to 98.90, it’s likely headed back down to 98.35 and 97.98. To change the game and get the index moving towards 99.50, we need to see a clean breakout above that trendline.
Trade idea: If we get a sell signal below 98.90, look to aim for 98.00, and put a stop above 99.20.
GBP/USD is now trading near 1.3477, and it’s having trouble staying above its rising trendline support – a sign the bullish momentum is starting to wane. Price is stuck around the 50-day EMA, while the 200-day EMA is still lower down at 1.3435 as secondary support. Looking at the price action, it looks like we’re seeing lower highs form after a rejection at 1.3580 – a sign that sellers are slowly taking charge
The RSI is heading down towards 40, a sign that we’re losing momentum overall. If we can get a sustained move below 1.3460, the losses could really accelerate to 1.3380. To stabilise, we’d need to see GBP/USD reclaim 1.3500–1.3520 and try to push on again.
Trade idea: If we get a sell signal below 1.3460, aim for 1.3380, and put a stop above 1.3520.
EUR/USD is floating around 1.1690, and lucky for it, it’s finding support right above the lower edge of that ascending channel and near the 200-day EMA at 1.1649. Yes, it’s had a bit of a rough patch lately, but the higher lows we’re seeing in the charts still keep the overall bullish trend alive. We’re seeing some stabilisation in the latest candles, with smaller bearish bodies and a wee bit of momentum around support.
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Man dumped 50 dead hares at shop, court hearsA man left dozens of dead animals and smeared blood across a village shop in a scene resembling a "horror movie", a court has heard.
James Kempster, 39, of Totton, Hampshire, is on trial charged with two counts of possessing a dead wild bird and one count of criminal damage.
Prosecutors told Southampton Magistrates' Court that Kempster was one of three men involved in the incident in which 50 dead hares were dumped outside Broughton Community Shop in the early hours of 15 March 2024.
The prosecution said the defendant also wedged a dead barn owl and kestrel into the shop's door handles.
The court heard the motivation for the incident was not known.
CCTV footage shown to the court captured three men arriving at the shop in a 4x4 at about 03:23 GMT.
Two of the men, wearing hoods and balaclavas, can be seen leaving the vehicle and throwing the hares across the shop's forecourt.
One of the men, who the prosecution claimed was Kempster, then tore a hare "in half" before smearing its blood across the shop front.
The court heard the same man then retrieved two birds from the vehicle and "stuffed" them into the door handles.
The trio were captured on CCTV leaving in the vehicle about three minutes after arriving.
This is a horror movie scene outside a Broughton village shop," prosecutor Adam Cooper said.
The barrister said DNA found on the birds matched the defendant, who was also linked to the incident through his mobile phone location, clothing and connections to the vehicle that was used.
The court heard the car, a Suzuki Grand Vitara, had been purchased a month before the incident and registered to "Sean Smith", at the same Hampshire County Council-run traveller site where Kempster lives.
Police were unable to identify anyone of that name linked to the vehicle, which was later found burned out in a lane near Mottisfont, the court heard.
William Hacking, a volunteer at the shop, told the court he arrived shortly before 08:00 and discovered the scene.
He said he went home to collect a shovel and bags to clear up the mess, fearing it would distress others.
Hacking also told the court the barn owl, which he removed from the door handle, had "clearly been shot".
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Man dumped 50 dead hares at shop, court hears
A man left dozens of dead animals and smeared blood across a village shop in a scene resembling a "horror movie", a court has heard.
James Kempster, 39, of Totton, Hampshire, is on trial charged with two counts of possessing a dead wild bird and one count of criminal damage.
Prosecutors told Southampton Magistrates' Court that Kempster was one of three men involved in the incident in which 50 dead hares were dumped outside Broughton Community Shop in the early hours of 15 March 2024.
The prosecution said the defendant also wedged a dead barn owl and kestrel into the shop's door handles.
The court heard the motivation for the incident was not known.
CCTV footage shown to the court captured three men arriving at the shop in a 4x4 at about 03:23 GMT.
Two of the men, wearing hoods and balaclavas, can be seen leaving the vehicle and throwing the hares across the shop's forecourt.
One of the men, who the prosecution claimed was Kempster, then tore a hare "in half" before smearing its blood across the shop front.
The court heard the same man then retrieved two birds from the vehicle and "stuffed" them into the door handles.
The trio were captured on CCTV leaving in the vehicle about three minutes after arriving.
This is a horror movie scene outside a Broughton village shop," prosecutor Adam Cooper said.
The barrister said DNA found on the birds matched the defendant, who was also linked to the incident through his mobile phone location, clothing and connections to the vehicle that was used.
The court heard the car, a Suzuki Grand Vitara, had been purchased a month before the incident and registered to "Sean Smith", at the same Hampshire County Council-run traveller site where Kempster lives.
Police were unable to identify anyone of that name linked to the vehicle, which was later found burned out in a lane near Mottisfont, the court heard.
William Hacking, a volunteer at the shop, told the court he arrived shortly before 08:00 and discovered the scene.
He said he went home to collect a shovel and bags to clear up the mess, fearing it would distress others.
Hacking also told the court the barn owl, which he removed from the door handle, had "clearly been shot".
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James Kempster, 39, of Totton, Hampshire, is on trial charged with two counts of possessing a dead wild bird and one count of criminal damage.
Prosecutors told Southampton Magistrates' Court that Kempster was one of three men involved in the incident in which 50 dead hares were dumped outside Broughton Community Shop in the early hours of 15 March 2024.
The prosecution said the defendant also wedged a dead barn owl and kestrel into the shop's door handles.
The court heard the motivation for the incident was not known.
CCTV footage shown to the court captured three men arriving at the shop in a 4x4 at about 03:23 GMT.
Two of the men, wearing hoods and balaclavas, can be seen leaving the vehicle and throwing the hares across the shop's forecourt.
One of the men, who the prosecution claimed was Kempster, then tore a hare "in half" before smearing its blood across the shop front.
The court heard the same man then retrieved two birds from the vehicle and "stuffed" them into the door handles.
The trio were captured on CCTV leaving in the vehicle about three minutes after arriving.
This is a horror movie scene outside a Broughton village shop," prosecutor Adam Cooper said.
The barrister said DNA found on the birds matched the defendant, who was also linked to the incident through his mobile phone location, clothing and connections to the vehicle that was used.
The court heard the car, a Suzuki Grand Vitara, had been purchased a month before the incident and registered to "Sean Smith", at the same Hampshire County Council-run traveller site where Kempster lives.
Police were unable to identify anyone of that name linked to the vehicle, which was later found burned out in a lane near Mottisfont, the court heard.
William Hacking, a volunteer at the shop, told the court he arrived shortly before 08:00 and discovered the scene.
He said he went home to collect a shovel and bags to clear up the mess, fearing it would distress others.
Hacking also told the court the barn owl, which he removed from the door handle, had "clearly been shot".
#ZeusInCrypto
#CryptoWatchMay2024
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Aurigny projected to make a £5m loss in 2026Guernsey's States-owned airline Aurigny will make a £5m loss this year, the politician responsible for the oversight has estimated.
States Trading Supervisory Board President Mark Helyar blamed the "cannibalisation" of passenger numbers to London by British Airway's new Heathrow route, which launched on 19 April.
Aurigny said it had consistently stated a new Heathrow route from a competitor would "have a materially negative impact on the airline's own passenger revenues to and from London". It also said it was not going to provide a "running commentary" on revenue.
The Committee for Economic Development (ED), which supported the launch of the Heathrow route, has been contacted for comment.
In a statement, the airline said: "Aurigny neither has the intention nor the authority to provide a running commentary on revenue and financial performance throughout the year."
During a series of questions from States members, following an update by Deputy Helyar to the States Assembly, Helyar said: "The new daily Heathrow service is clearly positive for connectivity.
But additional capacity into London, especially on a route which is central to Aurigny's business, will affect Aurigny's London services and may have knock‑on effects for other routes such as Southampton, and, in turn, will generate financial losses in a publicly-owned business."
During the question and answer session in Guernsey's States, Economic Development (ED) President Sasha Kazantseva-Miller said Aurigny did not have a published schedule of flights from October.
She said the lack of forward bookings could be down to flights not being available from after November onwards, something Helyar agreed with.
Helyar added: "If Aurigny is to be required to break even, it may have to cut something to do that.
This could include Gatwick. The whole reason Aurigny was purchased was because British Airways left the island.
We now need to land a new air policy to see what the Aurigny board can do protect itself."
ED has not revealed what financial support has been provided to British Airways to facilitate the new route
The committee has also confirmed it was working on a new air policy framework.
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Aurigny projected to make a £5m loss in 2026
Guernsey's States-owned airline Aurigny will make a £5m loss this year, the politician responsible for the oversight has estimated.
States Trading Supervisory Board President Mark Helyar blamed the "cannibalisation" of passenger numbers to London by British Airway's new Heathrow route, which launched on 19 April.
Aurigny said it had consistently stated a new Heathrow route from a competitor would "have a materially negative impact on the airline's own passenger revenues to and from London". It also said it was not going to provide a "running commentary" on revenue.
The Committee for Economic Development (ED), which supported the launch of the Heathrow route, has been contacted for comment.
In a statement, the airline said: "Aurigny neither has the intention nor the authority to provide a running commentary on revenue and financial performance throughout the year."
During a series of questions from States members, following an update by Deputy Helyar to the States Assembly, Helyar said: "The new daily Heathrow service is clearly positive for connectivity.
But additional capacity into London, especially on a route which is central to Aurigny's business, will affect Aurigny's London services and may have knock‑on effects for other routes such as Southampton, and, in turn, will generate financial losses in a publicly-owned business."
During the question and answer session in Guernsey's States, Economic Development (ED) President Sasha Kazantseva-Miller said Aurigny did not have a published schedule of flights from October.
She said the lack of forward bookings could be down to flights not being available from after November onwards, something Helyar agreed with.
Helyar added: "If Aurigny is to be required to break even, it may have to cut something to do that.
This could include Gatwick. The whole reason Aurigny was purchased was because British Airways left the island.
We now need to land a new air policy to see what the Aurigny board can do protect itself."
ED has not revealed what financial support has been provided to British Airways to facilitate the new route
The committee has also confirmed it was working on a new air policy framework.
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#Volatilidad
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States Trading Supervisory Board President Mark Helyar blamed the "cannibalisation" of passenger numbers to London by British Airway's new Heathrow route, which launched on 19 April.
Aurigny said it had consistently stated a new Heathrow route from a competitor would "have a materially negative impact on the airline's own passenger revenues to and from London". It also said it was not going to provide a "running commentary" on revenue.
The Committee for Economic Development (ED), which supported the launch of the Heathrow route, has been contacted for comment.
In a statement, the airline said: "Aurigny neither has the intention nor the authority to provide a running commentary on revenue and financial performance throughout the year."
During a series of questions from States members, following an update by Deputy Helyar to the States Assembly, Helyar said: "The new daily Heathrow service is clearly positive for connectivity.
But additional capacity into London, especially on a route which is central to Aurigny's business, will affect Aurigny's London services and may have knock‑on effects for other routes such as Southampton, and, in turn, will generate financial losses in a publicly-owned business."
During the question and answer session in Guernsey's States, Economic Development (ED) President Sasha Kazantseva-Miller said Aurigny did not have a published schedule of flights from October.
She said the lack of forward bookings could be down to flights not being available from after November onwards, something Helyar agreed with.
Helyar added: "If Aurigny is to be required to break even, it may have to cut something to do that.
This could include Gatwick. The whole reason Aurigny was purchased was because British Airways left the island.
We now need to land a new air policy to see what the Aurigny board can do protect itself."
ED has not revealed what financial support has been provided to British Airways to facilitate the new route
The committee has also confirmed it was working on a new air policy framework.
#ZeusInCrypto
#XRPRealityCheck
#CryptoTrends2024
#Volatilidad
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Republicans face down massive April to-do listAfter last week’s punt, key warrantless surveillance powers are set to expire on April 30, and it will be hard to clinch a longer-term Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act extension that can get 60 Senate votes and a House majority.
The Department of Homeland Security shutdown is on its 66th day and the House hasn’t passed the Senate bill funding DHS through September minus Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection.
Senate Republicans will address that with a separate, party-line funding bill that would fund immigration enforcement for the rest of Trump’s presidency.
Text for the Senate’s budget resolution setting up the bill is expected early this week, with an unlimited vote-a-rama in the coming days.
In Tennessee, a bill championed by White House adviser Stephen Miller would allow public schools to deny enrollment to undocumented children. In Idaho, employers would have been forced to use the government E-Verify system to stop undocumented immigrants from getting jobs. In Utah, undocumented immigrants would have been denied public assistance for vaccines or food for pregnant mothers.
But businesses and Christian groups helped block each of those proposals from becoming law.
Business leaders across various industries are nervous about the many immigration-focused bills being proposed or that have recently passed at the state level, which negatively impact the workforce,” said Jennie Murray, president of the National Immigration Forum, an advocacy organization that represents Fortune 500 companies.
In fact, of the roughly 200 bills targeting legal and undocumented immigrants in state legislatures this year, fewer than two dozen have made it into law so far, according to a Washington Post analysis of data from the American Immigration Council. More than 80 of the measures have died, multiple were vetoed, and dozens more have made little progress this spring legislative season, although several state legislatures are still in session
Many of the bills share common goals and similar texts, and they reflect the immigration enforcement priorities of the Trump administration
But much of the most aggressive legislation has stalled after failing to gain traction, even in red states such as Alabama, Florida, Mississippi and Idaho
Still crazy that Idaho legislators are killing every single bill we got on illegal immigration,” Republican Idaho state Sen. Brian Lenney wrote on X on March 17.
In Utah, Republican state Rep. Cheryl Acton called a bill that would have denied public services to undocumented immigrants a “violation, really, of the Sermon on the Mount.” The measure never got a sponsor in the state Senate, after being introduced by Republican state Rep. Trevor Lee, who told The Post that the White House was “very supportive” of the bill. When asked if the White House pressured him to introduce the bill, Lee demurred.
I wouldn’t call it pressure, more just what can we do to help you guys now that we have the border sealed,” Lee said about the White House’s role advocating for the bill. “What can we do as a state [to help the White House]
Abigail Jackson, a White House spokeswoman, told The Post in a statement that “The Trump Administration has led a government-wide, transformational effort to remake how we address public safety in America. … It’s not surprising that states across the country want to imitate President Trump’s successful policies on a state level.”
At a time when Congress is gridlocked, more Republican-controlled states are stepping up to try to implement the Trump administration’s agenda to restrict immigration.
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Republicans face down massive April to-do list
After last week’s punt, key warrantless surveillance powers are set to expire on April 30, and it will be hard to clinch a longer-term Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act extension that can get 60 Senate votes and a House majority.
The Department of Homeland Security shutdown is on its 66th day and the House hasn’t passed the Senate bill funding DHS through September minus Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection.
Senate Republicans will address that with a separate, party-line funding bill that would fund immigration enforcement for the rest of Trump’s presidency.
Text for the Senate’s budget resolution setting up the bill is expected early this week, with an unlimited vote-a-rama in the coming days.
In Tennessee, a bill championed by White House adviser Stephen Miller would allow public schools to deny enrollment to undocumented children. In Idaho, employers would have been forced to use the government E-Verify system to stop undocumented immigrants from getting jobs. In Utah, undocumented immigrants would have been denied public assistance for vaccines or food for pregnant mothers.
But businesses and Christian groups helped block each of those proposals from becoming law.
Business leaders across various industries are nervous about the many immigration-focused bills being proposed or that have recently passed at the state level, which negatively impact the workforce,” said Jennie Murray, president of the National Immigration Forum, an advocacy organization that represents Fortune 500 companies.
In fact, of the roughly 200 bills targeting legal and undocumented immigrants in state legislatures this year, fewer than two dozen have made it into law so far, according to a Washington Post analysis of data from the American Immigration Council. More than 80 of the measures have died, multiple were vetoed, and dozens more have made little progress this spring legislative season, although several state legislatures are still in session
Many of the bills share common goals and similar texts, and they reflect the immigration enforcement priorities of the Trump administration
But much of the most aggressive legislation has stalled after failing to gain traction, even in red states such as Alabama, Florida, Mississippi and Idaho
Still crazy that Idaho legislators are killing every single bill we got on illegal immigration,” Republican Idaho state Sen. Brian Lenney wrote on X on March 17.
In Utah, Republican state Rep. Cheryl Acton called a bill that would have denied public services to undocumented immigrants a “violation, really, of the Sermon on the Mount.” The measure never got a sponsor in the state Senate, after being introduced by Republican state Rep. Trevor Lee, who told The Post that the White House was “very supportive” of the bill. When asked if the White House pressured him to introduce the bill, Lee demurred.
I wouldn’t call it pressure, more just what can we do to help you guys now that we have the border sealed,” Lee said about the White House’s role advocating for the bill. “What can we do as a state [to help the White House]
Abigail Jackson, a White House spokeswoman, told The Post in a statement that “The Trump Administration has led a government-wide, transformational effort to remake how we address public safety in America. … It’s not surprising that states across the country want to imitate President Trump’s successful policies on a state level.”
At a time when Congress is gridlocked, more Republican-controlled states are stepping up to try to implement the Trump administration’s agenda to restrict immigration.
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The Department of Homeland Security shutdown is on its 66th day and the House hasn’t passed the Senate bill funding DHS through September minus Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection.
Senate Republicans will address that with a separate, party-line funding bill that would fund immigration enforcement for the rest of Trump’s presidency.
Text for the Senate’s budget resolution setting up the bill is expected early this week, with an unlimited vote-a-rama in the coming days.
In Tennessee, a bill championed by White House adviser Stephen Miller would allow public schools to deny enrollment to undocumented children. In Idaho, employers would have been forced to use the government E-Verify system to stop undocumented immigrants from getting jobs. In Utah, undocumented immigrants would have been denied public assistance for vaccines or food for pregnant mothers.
But businesses and Christian groups helped block each of those proposals from becoming law.
Business leaders across various industries are nervous about the many immigration-focused bills being proposed or that have recently passed at the state level, which negatively impact the workforce,” said Jennie Murray, president of the National Immigration Forum, an advocacy organization that represents Fortune 500 companies.
In fact, of the roughly 200 bills targeting legal and undocumented immigrants in state legislatures this year, fewer than two dozen have made it into law so far, according to a Washington Post analysis of data from the American Immigration Council. More than 80 of the measures have died, multiple were vetoed, and dozens more have made little progress this spring legislative season, although several state legislatures are still in session
Many of the bills share common goals and similar texts, and they reflect the immigration enforcement priorities of the Trump administration
But much of the most aggressive legislation has stalled after failing to gain traction, even in red states such as Alabama, Florida, Mississippi and Idaho
Still crazy that Idaho legislators are killing every single bill we got on illegal immigration,” Republican Idaho state Sen. Brian Lenney wrote on X on March 17.
In Utah, Republican state Rep. Cheryl Acton called a bill that would have denied public services to undocumented immigrants a “violation, really, of the Sermon on the Mount.” The measure never got a sponsor in the state Senate, after being introduced by Republican state Rep. Trevor Lee, who told The Post that the White House was “very supportive” of the bill. When asked if the White House pressured him to introduce the bill, Lee demurred.
I wouldn’t call it pressure, more just what can we do to help you guys now that we have the border sealed,” Lee said about the White House’s role advocating for the bill. “What can we do as a state [to help the White House]
Abigail Jackson, a White House spokeswoman, told The Post in a statement that “The Trump Administration has led a government-wide, transformational effort to remake how we address public safety in America. … It’s not surprising that states across the country want to imitate President Trump’s successful policies on a state level.”
At a time when Congress is gridlocked, more Republican-controlled states are stepping up to try to implement the Trump administration’s agenda to restrict immigration.
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Bitcoin has started doing well, how you think we start something for Zeus Family here ?
✅ Daily one Trade Set up with tps,
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For 24/7 updates, there is my chatroom available for any query anytime,
Does this makes sense ?
For #ZeusInCrypto fam ❤️🤝
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