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Cryptonewsland·2026/05/25 13:45

Today’s leading token storylines from top crypto market dashboards (May 25)
Crypto.News·2026/05/25 13:45
SAGA fluctuated by 40.4% in 24 hours: rebounded from a low to $0.0264, lacking a clear public event driver
Bitget Pulse·2026/05/25 13:38
AI Bubble Fears Grow as Big Tech Allegedly Pays Itself in Cloud Loop
BeInCrypto·2026/05/25 13:36
Humanity tops $653.68M in upcoming token unlocks
Cryptopolitan·2026/05/25 13:33
London Gold and Silver Vault Data for April 2026
LBMA·2026/05/25 13:33
Spotlight on Mainland China Gold Market and How It Is Reshaping Global Demand
LBMA·2026/05/25 13:33
Gold and HQLA: Correcting Misleading Online Information
LBMA·2026/05/25 13:33
Bank of Canada: Patient path to neutral – TD Securities
FXStreet·2026/05/25 13:30
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Former Goldman Sachs commodities research head: Reopening the Strait of Hormuz is still the only long-term solutionThe continuous shrinkage of global inventories is, in fact, steadily increasing Iran's leverage in the current negotiations.
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Former Goldman Sachs Head of Commodities Research Dismisses Proposals Such as "U.S. Suspension of Federal Gasoline Tax""This doesn't solve any problems. The only way to resolve this crisis is to increase the supply of 'physical molecules', meaning the supply of actual oil," he explained. Although the release of the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve provides some degree of cushioning, Curry stated that the market pricing mechanism indicates the fundamental physical shortage remains exceptionally severe.
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The Japanese government leans towards a plan to reduce the consumption tax rate to 1%.According to reports, regarding the two-year reduction period for the food and beverage consumption tax, the Japanese government is leaning towards setting the tax rate at 1% rather than zero. It has been learned that in order to achieve the zero tax rate promised by the Liberal Democratic Party during the House of Representatives election in February, it would take up to about one year to modify the cash register systems at retail stores. However, if the rate is set at 1%, the modification time can be shortened to around half a year. Therefore, as a measure against surging prices, the view that priority should be given to early implementation is gaining more support. Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is expected to make the final decision as soon as late June.
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