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1Macro headwinds test Bitcoin price as $70K crumbles amid US market volatility2Trump filling Democratic seats at SEC, CFTC could advance crypto bill talks, TD Cowen says3Bitcoin price ignores $168M Strategy buy, and falls as Iran tensions escalate

World Liberty Financial Price Prediction: WLFI Consolidates After January Spike in Open Interest
CoinEdition·2026/02/18 08:00
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新浪财经·2026/02/18 07:56
Bayer proposes $7.25 billion plan to resolve Roundup cancer lawsuits
新浪财经·2026/02/18 07:39


This leading UK technology company once aimed for an £18bn future in AI. Now, it faces uncertainty.
101 finance·2026/02/18 07:33

US Market Stress Weighs On Bitcoin After Key Support Breaks
Cointribune·2026/02/18 07:27

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Bitcoin Breaks $68,000, 24-hour Loss Narrows to 0.74%BlockBeats News, February 18th, according to an exchange market data, Bitcoin broke through $68,000, with a 24-hour price change narrowing to 0.74%.
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Carrefour partners with Vusion to launch large-scale deployment of smart stores in FranceAs an important part of the "Carrefour 2030" plan, Carrefour has selected the Vusion platform and plans to complete the digital transformation of all its hypermarkets and supermarkets in France by 2030. Following the first large-scale deployment with Walmart in the United States, Vusion and Carrefour have now officially established a major technology alliance for the European market. (Jiemian)
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The International Monetary Fund issues a triple warning to JapanAccording to Odaily, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) released a report on February 17, warning the Japanese government to maintain the independence of the Bank of Japan, control fiscal expansion, and avoid addressing livelihood issues by reducing the consumption tax. The release of this report coincides with the nomination election for Japan's Prime Minister. It is reported that the market is closely watching whether Sanae Takaichi will oppose further interest rate hikes by the central bank, as well as her previous pledge to implement a two-year “zero food consumption tax” policy. In terms of monetary policy, the IMF pointed out that maintaining the independence and credibility of the Bank of Japan helps stabilize inflation expectations, and stated that the Bank of Japan “should continue to exit monetary easing so that the policy rate reaches a neutral level by 2027.” Regarding fiscal policy, the IMF believes that fiscal policy should not be further loosened in the short term. This contrasts with Takaichi’s proposal of a “responsible proactive fiscal policy.” The IMF believes that although Japan currently has some fiscal space, it still needs to maintain fiscal restraint to strengthen fiscal buffers and preserve its ability to respond to shocks. The IMF predicts that, in the long term, Japan’s government fiscal deficit will expand, spending pressures will increase, and the total amount of public debt will further grow. (Golden Ten Data)
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