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💥 BREAKING NEWS: 🇺🇸 President Trump claims that the U.S. stock market continues hitting fresh all-time highs because of his tariff policies. 📈💬

In a new statement, President Trump argued that the remarkable surge in U.S. stock indexes is directly tied to the impact of higher import tariffs. According to him, these measures have strengthened the economy, boosted investor confidence, and pushed markets to unprecedented levels.

He emphasized that tougher trade barriers have:

Shifted global supply chains in favor of the U.S.

Encouraged more domestic manufacturing

Created what he describes as a stronger and more resilient economic environment ⚙️📊

However, the full picture is more nuanced:

🔹 Major U.S. indexes — including the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq — have indeed reached historic highs this year, supported by strong earnings, positive investor sentiment, and expectations of upcoming Federal Reserve rate moves.

🔹 Still, many economists argue that tariffs come with long-term trade-offs, such as increased consumer prices, additional inflation pressure, and potential drag on economic growth.

🔹 Federal Reserve officials have also pointed out that tariff-related costs contributed to earlier inflation spikes, suggesting the policy’s impact is far more complex than market momentum alone.

While the White House credits tariffs for powering the rally, analysts and financial experts continue to debate their broader economic consequences. 📊🤔

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#CircleIPO: Circle, the company behind USDC stablecoin, just went public on the NYSE as CRCL, raising $1.1 billion at $31 a share. 🚀 Valued around $8 billion, this IPO highlights growing Wall Street trust in crypto and stablecoins. With USDC handling over $25 trillion in transactions and a $61 billion market cap, Circle’s debut is a big step toward mainstream crypto adoption. 💥🌐 #CryptoNews #Stablecoin #FinanceToday
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🪙 Gold Price Update – 30 Oct 2025 🌟

Gold prices are steady around US $3,955 per ounce, slightly lower this week as the US dollar strengthens and global markets show improved confidence. Analysts note mild pressure on safe-haven assets, though gold remains a key long-term store of value amid economic uncertainty.

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Stocks #Strategy are under severe pressure as the price drops to $BTC.
Strategy is facing a sensitive phase in recent days:

Major investment institutions like #BlackRock, #Vanguard, and #Fidelity sold shares of the company worth 5.4 billion dollars during the third quarter of 2025.
There are indications that the company may be excluded from major global indices like MSCI and Nasdaq-100.
If the price drops to $BTC to a level of $74,433, the company is expected to record its first losses in years.

In contrast, supporters of Strategy and Bitcoin have called for a boycott of JPMorgan after the exclusion of treasury-related crypto companies from major indices.

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🌎 The Real Power Ranking: Which Nations Control the World’s Money in 2025? 💰

Global dominance isn’t just about armies — it’s about reserves.
And once again, Asia leads the world’s financial game.

🇨🇳 China: $3.46T — The unstoppable giant, using reserves to fuel influence, stabilize the yuan, and lead global trade.
🇯🇵 Japan: $1.23T — Quiet power and unmatched discipline keep its economy rock-solid.
🇺🇸 United States: $910B — The dollar’s privilege still rules, but cracks of diversification are showing.
🇨🇭 Switzerland: $909B — The fortress of financial calm.
🇮🇳 India: $643B — The rising shield of Asia, building confidence and momentum.
🇷🇺 Russia: $597B — Gold and yuan pave its path to independence.

💡 The world is shifting — nations are moving beyond the dollar, stacking euros, yen, and yuan to diversify power.

🌐 The message is clear:
Money = Power. Reserves = Control.

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