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The Nasdaq is steadily climbing towards record highs despite tariff threats, while the ASX 200 faces volatility due to banking sector responses and potential tariff increases. Bitcoin's recent rally has stalled below $100,000, with expectations for a retest soon, supported by a pro-crypto administration. Meanwhile, crude oil prices remain stagnant, and the Australian dollar fluctuates in response to tariffs and cautious Fed outlooks.
The FTSE 100, DAX 40, and NASDAQ 100 all gapped higher on Monday morning, continuing their positive momentum. The FTSE 100 reached an intraday high of 8319, facing resistance between 8326 and 8372, while the DAX 40 tested resistance at 19,438. The NASDAQ 100, buoyed by a drop in the 10-year Treasury yield, is expected to fill the gap with Friday's high of 20,799 and may approach the psychological level of 21,000.
Geopolitical tensions have led to significant losses in stock markets, erasing previous gains. The NASDAQ 100 is holding above 20,300, while the Dow Jones has dropped below 43,000, with both indices at risk of further declines. The DAX 40 continues its downward trend, with a critical support level at 19,000.
The trend of 'flipping' among Indian startups, which began in the early 2000s, involved relocating ownership to foreign entities for better valuations and investor access. Recently, many startups are reversing this trend, returning to India amid favorable regulatory reforms, while maintaining their operations domestically.
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