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06:31
Ryanair CEO: Boeing 737 MAX 10 is expected to be certified in the third quarter and deliveries will begin early next year
格隆汇 March 20|Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary stated at an event in Brussels that Boeing is expected to obtain airworthiness certification for its 737 MAX 10 aircraft in the third quarter and begin deliveries early next year. This prediction is more specific than the timeline provided by Boeing. Previously, Boeing CFO Jay Malave said at the Bank of America Global Industrials Conference in London that the company plans to manufacture 30 units of the 737-10 this year and deliver them in 2027; the company will proceed as planned to certify the remaining two 737 MAX models, the 737-7 and 737-10, in the second half of this year.
06:30
Nordic SEB Bank: The European Central Bank may consider an interest rate hike option in June
Golden Ten Data reported on March 20 that Jussi Hiljanen, Chief Rate Strategist at Nordea Bank, stated in a report that an ECB rate hike is a risk, but if the Middle East conflict persists, June is a more likely timing. He expects that the market's expectations for an ECB rate hike still tend to be further upward, which will push up the front end of the German bond yield curve. However, to achieve a rate hike in April, energy prices need to remain at current levels (or higher), market inflation expectations need to rise further, and the consumer inflation expectation survey at the end of April needs to show a significant rebound. Nordea Bank expects the two-year German bond yield to rise from Thursday's closing level of 2.585% to around 2.70%-2.80% over the next three months.
06:21
Analysis: Bitcoin Hovers Around the $70,000 Mark, Suggesting the Market Bottom May Not Have Arrived Yet
PANews March 20th news, according to Cointelegraph analysis, bitcoin price hovering around $70,000 may indicate that the market bottom has not yet arrived. Bitcoin fell below $69,000 on Thursday, returning to a six-week trading range. This pullback coincided with increased selling in the bitcoin futures market and stagnant demand from U.S. investors. The imbalance between spot and perpetual contracts is evident, with the cumulative spot trading volume difference dropping by $40.64 million, and perpetual contracts decreasing by $506.75 million, showing that leveraged traders are exerting stronger selling pressure. However, the funding rate has turned positive to 0.05%, indicating that bulls are in control, and order book data shows buying support near $70,000. From the short-term chart, bitcoin is forming a technical pattern similar to that of March 6th to 8th, when the price rebounded after a pullback. The Relative Strength Index is forming a bullish divergence, and liquidation data also supports this structure. If $70,000 is quickly reclaimed, it may open up a move towards $76,000, with the key turning point at $72,000. If it falls below $68,300, it could test the $65,000 to $62,000 range.
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