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Major cryptocurrencies rallied amid rising oil prices linked to the war in Iran and a social media post by President Trump.

Since the outbreak of war in Iran, the U.S. dollar and the price of gold have moved in opposite directions.

The benchmark S&P 500 has fallen around 3% since the first wave of U.S.-led attacks on Iran at the end of February.

For investors, the rhetoric has gone from the conflict being “over very soon” to “high oil prices for a year” in the span of a few days.

“I think what we saw over the prior 27 days was just the first stage of a deeper correction.”

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Major cryptocurrencies were struggling for direction as the war in Iran continued to place upward pressure on oil prices.

Crypto prices are reflecting a lack of clear direction across broad financial markets.

The immediate obstacle isn’t opposition to Warsh himself. Instead it is an investigation into current Fed Chair Jerome Powell that has created a procedural standoff inside the Senate Banking Committee.

Oracle is soaring but so are oil prices. The latter means more to the stock market now.

Futures markets assign a 99.4% chance that the Fed leaves interest rates unchanged at its policy meeting next week.

President Donald Trump sees the war in Iran ending ‘very soon,’adding that oil prices will decline quickly and shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz would return to normal.

The price of gold fell as the U.S. dollar rose, prompting questions about the precious metal’s haven status.

Stocks are bending, but not yet breaking, in the face of the historic oil price surge.

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