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What to know about the US economy as midterm elections near Inflation is weighing on shoppers, but the economy continues to grow. The federal government has released most of the major economic data left …

What to know about the US economy as midterm elections near Inflation is weighing on shoppers, but the economy continues to grow. The federal government has released most of the major economic data left to be unveiled ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections, me… What to know about the US economy as midterm elections nearInflation is weighing on shoppers, but the economy continues to grow.The federal government has released most of the major economic data lef…

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President Alberto Musalem explained in a speech on Friday that the short-run economic costs of reducing inflation are lower when a central bank "acts before inflation... Federal Reserve …

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President Alberto Musalem explained in a speech on Friday that the short-run economic costs of reducing inflation are lower when a central bank "acts before inflation... Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President Alberto Musalem explained in a speech on Friday that the short-run economic costs of reducing inflation are lower when a central bank "acts before inflatio…

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President Alberto Musalem explained in a speech on Friday that the short-run economic costs of reducing inflation are lower when a central bank "acts before inflation... Federal Reserve …

Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President Alberto Musalem explained in a speech on Friday that the short-run economic costs of reducing inflation are lower when a central bank "acts before inflation... Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President Alberto Musalem explained in a speech on Friday that the short-run economic costs of reducing inflation are lower when a central bank "acts before inflatio…

Polling is looking grim for Republicans ahead of the U.S. midterm elections on Nov. 3, 2026, due in large part to deep pessimism among the public about the economy. At first glance, this might …

Polling is looking grim for Republicans ahead of the U.S. midterm elections on Nov. 3, 2026, due in large part to deep pessimism among the public about the economy. At first glance, this might seem surprising. With the exception of inflation, many economic me… Polling is looking grim for Republicans ahead of the U.S. midterm elections on Nov. 3, 2026, due in large part to deep pessimism among the public about the economy.At first glance, this might seem su…

The House Oversight Committee, led by Republican Chair James Comer, has initiated an investigation into allegations concerning the Alaska U.S. Senate race. The inquiry focuses on claims that allies of Democratic candidate Mary Peltola …

The House Oversight Committee, led by Republican Chair James Comer, has initiated an investigation into allegations concerning the Alaska U.S. Senate race. The inquiry focuses on claims that allies of Democratic candidate Mary Peltola recruited an independent candidate, Daniel J. Sullivan Jr., to confuse voters and affect the election outcome against Republican incumbent Dan S. Sullivan. This development comes amid a tightly contested race where recent polls show Peltola slightly leading Sullivan. Both Peltola’s campaign and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) have denied any involvement in the alleged recruitment scheme. The investigation has introduced an element of uncertainty into the race, prompting significant attention as the election approaches. Key Takeaways The investigation appears to add uncertainty to the Alaska Senate race, potentially affecting incumbent Dan Sullivan’s campaign. Market pricing suggests participants view the allegations as potentially detrimental to Sullivan’s chances in the ranked-choice election. The race remains close, with recent polling indicating a narrow lead for Democrat Mary Peltola over Republican Dan Sullivan. What to Watch The outcome of the House Oversight Committee’s investigation could influence market sentiment and election dynamics. Continued scrutiny and any new findings may further impact Dan Sullivan’s campaign. Observers should also monitor any statements from key political figures and updates from the investigation, as these could indicate shifts in the race’s trajectory. As the election date nears, polling updates and voter reactions will be crucial indicators of how the market perceives the likelihood of a Republican win in Alaska.

The Saudi-led coalition has reported the destruction of a drone launched by Yemen’s Houthi forces over Mecca. The coalition’s defenses intercepted the drone before it could enter the city’s restricted airspace, according to a …

The Saudi-led coalition has reported the destruction of a drone launched by Yemen’s Houthi forces over Mecca. The coalition’s defenses intercepted the drone before it could enter the city’s restricted airspace, according to a statement from coalition spokesman Turki al-Maliki. The Houthis, aligned with Iran and controlling significant parts of western Yemen, have denied targeting Mecca, calling the allegations fabricated. This incident marks the second alleged attempt by the Houthis to target Mecca, following a similar ballistic missile launch in 2017 attributed to them by Saudi authorities. Key Takeaways The interception of the Houthi drone appears to suggest increased military pressure from the Saudi-led coalition. Market pricing indicates a decrease in the likelihood of the Houthis entering Aden, suggesting a stronger Saudi response. The term structure in markets reflects a more significant expected movement in December, suggesting a potential catalyst in that period. What to Watch Observers will be closely monitoring any further military actions from both the Saudi-led coalition and the Houthis, as these could influence market perceptions of the conflict’s trajectory. The reaction of regional powers, including any potential diplomatic interventions or escalations, will also be crucial in shaping future developments. Additionally, any new statements or actions from key actors, such as Abdul-Malik al-Houthi or Saudi officials, could further impact market expectations around the situation in Aden.

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Vercel Security Checkpoint cle1::1793339260-ANPY1zApNMAU6tV0nv84kKMv4RicEpXc Vercel Security Checkpointcle1::1793339260-ANPY1zApNMAU6tV0nv84kKMv4RicEpXc This story appeared on coindesk.com, 2026-10-30 05:43:07.

Bitcoin treasury company Strategy is looking to finance more Bitcoin purchases through preferred-share offerings, with executive chairman Michael Saylor saying it has the capacity to create as much as $30 billion in digital credit. …

Bitcoin treasury company Strategy is looking to finance more Bitcoin purchases through preferred-share offerings, with executive chairman Michael Saylor saying it has the capacity to create as much as $30 billion in digital credit. During Strategy’s third-quarter earnings call, Saylor said the company could generate the amount using its existing balance sheet, without an additional common-stock capital raise or further Bitcoin price appreciation. “We could create $10 billion, $20 billion, $30 billion of digital credit,” Saylor said. The potential financing capacity highlights the company’s shift toward preferred shares such as STRC to fund Bitcoin accumulation rather than relying primarily on convertible debt or common-share sales. CEO Phong Le said during the call that issuing digital credit would be the main method for acquiring more Bitcoin. “The primary way to acquire Bitcoin is by issuing digital credit,” Le said. Le said that if Strategy raised $1 billion to $2 billion in a month through STRC, it could put some proceeds into dollar reserves and spend the rest on Bitcoin. The company reported $19.53 billion in third-quarter net income, driven largely by a $20.91 billion gain in the value of its digital assets. Its Bitcoin holdings reached 848,517 BTC as of Oct. 25, up 26% year to date. The $30 billion figure represents a possible capacity, not an announced fundraising target. Strategy also disclosed that CFO Andrew Kang will step down on Nov. 5 for personal reasons, with Le overseeing the finance function until Reza Virasteh takes over as CFO on Jan. 1, 2027. Related: Strategy skips Bitcoin purchases, spends $205M on STRC buybacks

The Motley Fool has expressed skepticism regarding a potential merger between Tesla and SpaceX, suggesting that Tesla should first demonstrate the value of its robotaxi business. Both companies, led by Elon Musk, have established …

The Motley Fool has expressed skepticism regarding a potential merger between Tesla and SpaceX, suggesting that Tesla should first demonstrate the value of its robotaxi business. Both companies, led by Elon Musk, have established independent special committees to explore a merger, though no terms have been agreed upon. Tesla’s robotaxi initiative, alongside its Optimus business, remains central to its strategy, but the technology still requires driver supervision and is not yet commercially available. The merger would require significant shareholder approval, a hurdle Musk has acknowledged as challenging. Key Takeaways The Motley Fool’s argument against a Tesla-SpaceX merger appears to reflect a cautious outlook, potentially influencing market participants’ views on the likelihood of a merger announcement. Current market odds for a December 31 merger announcement have seen a slight increase, now priced at 19.5% YES, suggesting some speculation remains. The market’s reaction underscores the importance of Tesla’s robotaxi business proving its value before a merger could gain broader support. What to Watch Market participants will be closely monitoring any official communications from Tesla or SpaceX regarding merger progress. Key indicators include official announcements via SEC filings or verified executive statements that might confirm or deny merger plans. The unfolding developments in Tesla’s robotaxi business could significantly impact merger discussions and market sentiment. Watch for any changes in shareholder sentiment or board negotiations that could influence merger viability.

TL;DR: Bitcoin slipped below $80,000 in early October 29 trading as markets digested the Federal Reserve’s decision to leave rates unchanged and the accompanying hawkish dissent. The immediate market risk is a feedback loop …

TL;DR: Bitcoin slipped below $80,000 in early October 29 trading as markets digested the Federal Reserve’s decision to leave rates unchanged and the accompanying hawkish dissent. The immediate market risk is a feedback loop between falling prices and leveraged positions being closed. Bitcoin slipped below $80,000 in early October 29 trading as markets digested the Federal Reserve’s decision to leave rates unchanged and the accompanying hawkish dissent. Contemporary market coverage also linked the move to weakness in technology shares and broader concerns about risk appetite. Prices in cryptocurrency markets change continuously, so the $80,000 level is a description of the reported session, not a live quotation for readers opening this article later. The Fed’s official statement confirms a 3.75%–4.00% policy range and two votes in favor of raising it. The event and the market response The transmission mechanism runs through conventional markets rather than a new Bitcoin code change. Higher-for-longer interest-rate expectations can support cash and short-term instruments while making leveraged positions more expensive to carry. Technology shares and crypto assets may both react to those conditions, particularly when investors are reassessing exposure after earnings releases. But correlation varies, and a single trading session cannot prove a permanent relationship. The relevant distinction is between news that alters market conditions and news that changes Bitcoin’s supply schedule or security. Why the development matters to the crypto market The immediate market risk is a feedback loop between falling prices and leveraged positions being closed. If sellers push through levels where traders have concentrated stops or collateral thresholds, selling can briefly accelerate. Conversely, an absence of forced liquidations can limit follow-through. That distinction matters more than arguing that a price ending in four zeros has special economic meaning. Traders looking for confirmation should examine whether the move persists across spot venues and whether derivatives activity is driving the direction. Price-sensitive crypto coverage benefits from keeping three clocks separate: the moment a public announcement was made, the window in which markets reacted and the longer period over which a thesis might be tested. A policy decision or company earnings report can reset expectations immediately, but its enduring effect depends on follow-up data and positioning. Market participants should be wary of treating one narrative as the sole cause of volatile moves. A disciplined reading makes clear what was observed, what was officially disclosed and what remains interpretation. The connection between digital assets and traditional finance is now too substantial for investors to ignore. Dollar financing rates, the appetite for technology shares, brokerage activity and institutional allocation decisions can all influence crypto demand. None of those relationships is fixed, however: correlation changes as investors rotate between risk and cash. Using a single session to support a dramatic long-term prediction is tempting but unreliable. Readers are better served by a sober distinction between published facts, market observations and forecasts that depend on uncertain assumptions. What the headline does not establish An apparently round level such as $80,000 can affect positioning and attention, but does not guarantee support or resistance. Price moves also reflect derivatives funding, forced liquidations, spot exchange liquidity and the timing of orders. Claims about precise liquidation figures should be timestamped and sourced, because aggregation methods differ across providers. The practical lesson is to resist converting one macro headline into a deterministic trading signal. Bitcoin’s long-term adoption case and its vulnerability to short-term liquidity shocks can both be true. What to watch next The next signals are Fed communication, equity-market moves, ETF demand and whether Bitcoin stabilizes after the initial reaction. Because the price is time-sensitive, readers should check current market data before using this reported level in any decision. Primary source: Official statement / source documentation. Additional source: Supporting document 1, Supporting document 2. written by the News Desk and edited by Samuel Rae.