The primary trend in equities is still up, but the short-term picture continues to be plagued by poor breadth, internals, and liquidity.

On Friday, Bitcoin fell nearly 5% to around $95,000, extending its decline for the fourth consecutive session amid worsening global risk sentiment.

President Trump announced last week that certain food products and some other goods will now be exempt from his “reciprocal”* tariffs.

US equity futures are on the rise, fuelled by gains in Asian tech stocks, as investors gear up for a crucial week featuring Nvidia’s earnings and the long-awaited release of US economic data.

BTC is down less than 1% in the last 24 hours and now trades above $95k.

The British pound declined sharply on Friday, with 1.32 acting as resistance and bearish technical signals—including a potential death cross—reinforcing downside pressure.