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    XRP price prediction: Is XRP set to jump 11 times and hit $31? analyst outlines what’s possible

    A well-known crypto analyst projected that XRP could skyrocket 11 times to $31, while Ethereum may rally toward $8,000 in the next market cycle. Both forecasts are based on Fibonacci patterns that mirror past bull runs, raising big questions about how high the crypto market can climb as XRP trades near $2.95 and ETH at $4,327.

    US stock futures edge higher today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq start the week in green as Wall Street bets on Fed cut and key inflation test

    US stock futures edged higher today as Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq pointed to a green start for the week. Traders are betting on a September Fed rate cut after a weaker-than-expected jobs report, while gold hovered near $3,600 and treasury yields fell ahead of key inflation data.

    Wall Street’s wealth engine powers through job-market anxiety

    Recent economic data reveals a concerning trend: job growth is slowing in America, impacting workers' financial security. However, investors anticipate the Federal Reserve will intervene to protect their assets. Despite a slight market dip, bonds have rallied, and equities remain near record highs.

    XRP on the rise: Ripple’s XRP may hit $5 in 2026, but Remittix at $0.10 could surge to $7 first—what should investors watch?

    With the crypto market gaining momentum in 2025, two tokens are drawing investor attention: Ripple’s XRP and the rising star Remittix. XRP, currently around $2.85, could climb to $5 by 2026 according to analysts, fueled by institutional adoption and clearer regulations. On the other hand, Remittix, priced at $0.10, shows potential to hit $7 before the same year thanks to its innovative crypto-to-fiat payment solutions.

    $7 billion profit! Wall Street trader who milked crores from India turned Trump tariffs into a fortune

    Jane Street posted Q2 2025 profits of $6.9 billion on revenues of $10.1 billion, fueled by Trump’s tariff-driven market volatility, outpacing major US banks.

    US stock market: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq rebound after days of downturn on weak jobs data as Fed rate cut bets grow

    US stocks bounced back on Thursday as the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq rebounded after days of losses, lifted by weaker-than-expected jobs data that fueled fresh hopes for a Federal Reserve rate cut in September. The move came as investors also tracked Salesforce’s steep drop, American Eagle’s surprise rally, and Stephen Miran’s Fed confirmation hearing, keeping both Wall Street and Washington in sharp focus.

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