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1Bitget UEX Daily｜US-Iran Negotiations Achieve Breakthrough; Trump May Refund Tariffs; Trump Delays AI Executive Order (May 22, 2026)2Walmart Q1 Revenue Beats at $177.8B, E-Commerce & Advertising Hit Record Highs, but Fuel Costs Cut Profit Growth in Half3The market raised interest rates for him! Waller takes office on Friday, rate cuts this year blocked: U.S. Treasury yields soar across the board
AFX Launches Sovereign Layer 1, Providing an Optimized Execution Environment for On-chain Perp DEXes
The Bitcoin News·2026/05/22 07:51
SHIB Forms a Descending Triangle as Market Awaits Key Breakout Move
Cryptonewsland·2026/05/22 07:42
NEAR fluctuated by 30.4% in 24 hours: AI narrative combined with Nvidia's positive news drives strong rebound
Bitget Pulse·2026/05/22 07:35
SEC tokenized stock plan raises exchange revenue fears
Crypto.News·2026/05/22 07:30
Michael Saylor Draws Mixed Reactions After AI Video Goes Viral
CoinEdition·2026/05/22 07:27
Expert Says High Inflation and Midterms Could Push Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP Prices Lower
Coinpedia·2026/05/22 07:27
Equities: Cyclicals lead as stagflation fears grow – Danske Bank
FXStreet·2026/05/22 07:27
Forex Today: US Dollar holds ground despite US-Iran peace deal optimism
FXStreet·2026/05/22 07:27
Euro remains depressed near 0.8650 against the British Pound despite upbeat German data
FXStreet·2026/05/22 07:21
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Allianz Global Investors says it will vote to support changes to the dual-class share structure at Meta’s shareholders meetingThe asset management company holding Class A shares will vote in favor of abolishing Meta's dual stock structure. Currently, almost all Class B shares—which are held by founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg—have ten times the voting power of ordinary shares.
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Futures Hotspot TrackingThe surge in iron ore shipments from Australia and Brazil is putting pressure on the market. How much longer can the bottom support for iron ore last under the stress of soaring supply?
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"Coincidence or Trend?" Iran conflict disrupts inflation views in the $50 trillion sovereign debt marketThe global economy has scarcely recovered from the previous round of price surges, and now the Iran conflict has triggered a new one. A significant portion of the world's fuel and fertilizer supply is trapped within the Strait of Hormuz, and the impact is spreading. European airlines are canceling flights, Americans have spent an additional $20 billion just on refueling their cars, and some Asian rice farmers are even considering whether they should skip planting this season altogether. Almost all experts believe that the situation will worsen further before it gets any better. Expand
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