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Supreme Court Rules Trump Tariffs Illegal, Uncertainty Rises but Market Remains Calm
新浪财经·2026/02/23 08:35
EnQuest Projects Consistent 2026 Production Following Robust 2025 Performance
101 finance·2026/02/23 08:30
Ethereum risks going under $1.5K as Vitalik Buterin sells ETH 'faster'
Cointelegraph·2026/02/23 08:15
Crypto Investors Massively Diversify Despite Fear
Cointribune·2026/02/23 08:06
PIPPIN Price Prediction: Bulls Defend $0.64 as Open Interest Rebuilds
CoinEdition·2026/02/23 08:03
US Treasury Yields Dip Slightly as Market Volatility Persists After Tariff Ruling
新浪财经·2026/02/23 07:56
Swiss Producer and Import Price Index decreased by 0.2% in January
101 finance·2026/02/23 07:45
Solana Price Prediction: Can SOL Hold $67.38 As Open Interest Falls 2.05%?
CoinEdition·2026/02/23 07:45
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Pump.fun has cumulatively bought back over $300 million worth of PUMP tokens.BlockBeats News, on February 23, according to data from fees.pump.fun, Pump.fun spent 14,649.99 SOL (approximately $1.2486 million) yesterday to buy back 601.6 million PUMP. Since the buyback of PUMP began on July 15, a total of approximately $301 million worth of PUMP tokens have been repurchased, reducing the total circulating supply by 25.553%.
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Tariff uncertainty weighs on FTSE 100, opens slightly lower on Monday⑴ The FTSE 100 Index fell by 0.2% in Monday trading, after the UK benchmark index had just recorded its best weekly performance of the year. A new round of tariff uncertainties weighed on market sentiment. ⑵ Trade policy confusion has once again become the focus, after the Supreme Court overturned President Trump's reciprocal tariff policy, prompting him to announce a 10% global tariff, which was then raised to 15%. The wavering policy stance left markets uneasy at the start of the week. ⑶ Stocks with high exposure to US tariffs led the declines, especially companies with a high proportion of overseas revenue. AstraZeneca, BAE Systems, and British American Tobacco were the main drags. Financial and mining stocks limited the losses, as safe-haven demand pushed up gold and silver prices. Fresnillo and Endeavour Mining rose.
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India's NIFTY 50 narrows gains to 0.2%Gelonghui, February 23rd｜India's NIFTY 50 index has given up most of its intraday gains, now up 0.2%.
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