As India approaches another Union Budget, the country’s crypto and Web3 community is doing so with restrained expectations, shaped by years of regulatory ambiguity and a policy approach that has prioritised taxation and oversight over formal recognition. The government has consistently maintained that cryptocurrencies and other virtual digital assets are not legal tender in India.
Europe and defense have been written about relentlessly over the past year. And while the urgency keeps getting louder, actions are still not matching the scale of the problem. January’s events alone, such as troop withdrawals, tariff threats, and Arctic brinkmanship, turned a slow debate about burden sharing into a real test of whether Europe
The cryptocurrency market is consolidating following its poor performance this week. Bitcoin is trading above $89k, while Ether has failed to recover above $3k. Meanwhile, XRP, the fifth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, is consolidating above $1.90, a short-term support level. It risks dropping below this level despite ETF inflow into the ecosystem. XRP stays below
Meta Platforms stock price popped by over 5% on Thursday, adding billions of dollars in value. It rose to a high of $647, up by 11% from its lowest level in November last year. This article explores why the META stock rose and what to expect ahead of the upcoming earnings. Meta Platforms stock price
Chipmaking giant Nvidia’s China curse may finally be easing, after reports that Chinese officials have told Alibaba and other tech companies to prepare for purchases of Nvidia’s H200 artificial intelligence chips, signalling that Beijing may be moving toward formally approving imports of the components. According to a Bloomberg report, Chinese regulators have given in-principle approval
Boeing stock (NYSE: BA) appears poised for further gains heading into the company’s fourth-quarter 2025 earnings report on Tuesday, January 27. Wall Street’s most bullish strategists are calling the aircraft manufacturer a top 2026 pick despite a 41% rally already in the books last year. The question is whether analyst enthusiasm reflects genuine recovery momentum
Plug Power stock price jumped by 16% on Thursday, its best day in months, after the company tweaked a key deal with Walmart. It soared to a high of $2.60, its highest level since November last year. So, is this a dead-cat bounce or will the rally be sustained? Why the Plug Power stock jumped
Markets and geopolitics collided on Wednesday as European assets struggled to find direction. The FTSE 100 stalled despite pockets of strong earnings, while intensifying trade tensions linked to President Donald Trump and Greenland rattled banks and industrials. Sticky UK inflation further clouded the Bank of England policy outlook, even as dealmaking, trade disputes, and tariff
Netflix shares were down around 5% on Wednesday after the company’s fourth-quarter update, making the streaming giant one of the worst performers in the S&P 500. Revenue rose 18% year over year in Q4, supported by membership gains, higher pricing and stronger advertising. Netflix reported earnings of 56 cents per share on revenue of $12.05
Wednesday came with a a fast-spreading shockwave across geopolitics, markets, and human rights. Donald Trump ignited transatlantic tensions by declaring the US Greenland’s sole guardian, triggering EU retaliation. At Davos, Jamie Dimon torched a proposed credit-card rate cap as economically ruinous. Meanwhile, Amnesty International detailed Iran’s lethal crackdown on bystanders, and global risk aversion sent