Friday, March 14, 2025

The Daily Market Flux - Your Complete Market Rundown (03/14/2025)

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Wall Street Stages Impressive Comeback: S&P 500 and Nasdaq Post Best Day Since November, But Weekly Losses Persist

In a dramatic turnaround, U.S. stock markets rallied on Friday, marking their best day since November. The S&P 500 surged 2.2%, adding over $1.3 trillion in market cap, while the Nasdaq jumped 2.7%. This impressive performance was led by a rebound in Big Tech stocks and a relief bounce as the threat of a government shutdown receded. Despite the day's gains, major indexes still posted weekly losses, with the Dow down 3.07%, S&P 500 down 2.28%, and Nasdaq down 2.43% for the week. The rally was broad-based, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbing over 650 points. Notably, Nvidia's market cap increased by $149 billion in a single day. The VIX, often called the "fear index," plunged as investor sentiment improved. Safe-haven gold touched a record high, reflecting the week's earlier volatility. Analysts suggest that recent market struggles have created buying opportunities, with some experts highlighting top stocks to consider. Despite the strong finish, bears remain in control, as evidenced by the negative weekly performance of major indices.

Putin Balks at Ukraine Ceasefire as Trump Threatens European Tariffs

Putin suggests revisions to US ceasefire proposal for Ukraine, while Trump threatens 200% tariffs on European alcohol. Global markets react to geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainties, with gold prices surging and stock futures fluctuating.

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šŸ† Metals Events

  • Gold Surges Past $3,000 in Historic Rally Gold prices hit a record $3,000 per ounce as investors flock to the safe-haven asset amid global economic uncertainty and trade tensions.

šŸŒ Macro & Geopolitics Events

  • Economic Growth Diverges: Germany & Canada Show Resilience, UK Struggles Germanyā€™s inflation eases to 2.3%, while Canada reports growth in wholesale and manufacturing sales, led by the auto sector. In contrast, the UK economy unexpectedly shrinks by 0.1% in January, raising concerns over its recovery.
  • U.S. Consumer Confidence Plunges Amid Inflation & Tariff Fears The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index drops to its lowest since July 2022, with long-term inflation expectations seeing their sharpest rise since 1993. Concerns over Trumpā€™s tariffs and rising prices are fueling economic unease.
  • Tesla & SpaceX Lobby for Tariff Relief Elon Muskā€™s companies push for exemptions from Trump-era tariffs as they navigate increasing trade restrictions.
  • ECB Cautions on Rate Hikes, Calls for Fiscal Restraint ECBā€™s Robert Holzmann warns that increased government spending could force rate hikes, advocating for a cautious monetary approach in April.
  • U.S. Senate Advances Bill to Prevent Government Shutdown Senate Majority Leader Schumer supports a GOP-led spending bill, ensuring government funding through September 30 and avoiding a shutdown.
  • Trump-Putin Talks Raise Ukraine War Resolution Hopes Trump claims productive discussions with Putin, urging him to spare Ukrainian lives and signaling optimism for a possible resolution to the Ukraine war.
  • Mark Carney Sworn in as Canadaā€™s New Prime Minister Former Bank of England governor and UN climate envoy Mark Carney assumes office, with expectations of appointing FranƧois-Philippe Champagne as Finance Minister.
  • Hamas Proposes Hostage Release & Body Return Deal Hamas offers to free an Israeli-American hostage and return the remains of four dual nationals, awaiting official responses from Israel and the U.S.
  • NATO Chief Pushes for Increased Defense Spending NATO Secretary General Rutte urges European allies to raise defense spending above 3% of GDP, citing security concerns and highlighting Trumpā€™s influence on defense policy.
  • Putin Signals Progress in U.S. Talks, Offers Guarantees to Ukrainian Troops Putin acknowledges positive discussions with Trump and guarantees the safety of surrendering Ukrainian troops, hinting at potential diplomatic shifts.
  • Trump to Meet Oil Executives Amid Trade War Trump will meet with oil industry leaders to discuss boosting domestic energy production, aligning with his ā€œenergy dominanceā€ strategy.
  • Greek PM Reshuffles Cabinet After Train Crash Backlash Greeceā€™s Prime Minister replaces finance and transport ministers following criticism over the governmentā€™s handling of a deadly train accident.
  • Chinaā€™s Lending Falls Short, Signaling Economic Caution Chinese lending data for early 2023 misses expectations, raising concerns about the countryā€™s economic recovery and financial stability.

šŸ¢ Corporate Actions Events

  • PepsiCo Nears $1.5 Billion Acquisition of Poppi PepsiCo is reportedly finalizing a deal to acquire Poppi, a trendy healthy soda brand, in a strategic push into the better-for-you beverage market.
  • Klarna Files for U.S. IPO, Eyes Major Fintech Listing Klarna has publicly filed for a U.S. IPO, positioning itself as one of the largest financial sector listings of the year.
  • UniCredit Gains ECB Approval for Bigger Commerzbank Stake, Takeover Buzz Grows UniCredit has been cleared to raise its Commerzbank stake to 29.9%, intensifying speculation about a potential acquisition of the German lender.

šŸ’° Crypto Events

  • White House Crypto Czar Sells $200M in Digital Assets to Avoid Conflicts David Sacks, appointed as the White House Crypto and AI Czar, sold $200 million in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana holdings before taking office to prevent conflicts of interest.

šŸš€ Technology Events

  • Tesla Plans Lower-Cost Model Y to Regain China Market Share Tesla is set to produce a more affordable Model Y in Shanghai, cutting production costs by 20% to stay competitive in Chinaā€™s price-sensitive EV market. The model will also be manufactured in Europe and North America.
  • Appleā€™s Siri Chief Criticizes AI Delays, Promises Fixes Appleā€™s Siri chief called recent AI setbacks "ugly and embarrassing" in an internal meeting, vowing improvements and faster development of the virtual assistantā€™s capabilities.

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Goldā€™s Surge Past $3,000 Reignites Bitcoin vs. Gold ā€˜Store of Valueā€™ Debate

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šŸšØ BTC Price Maintains $80K After Favorable CPI Data, XRP to Get Commodity Status? (Your Weekly Recap)

It has been another eventful and volatile week in the cryptocurrency landscape, once again kicking off on the wrong foot. Let's break down the action.

After a slow weekend where $BTC lingered around $86,000 without much movement, Monday brought volatility that drove the asset down to $80,000 before a brief bounce to $84,000. Unfortunately, this recovery was short-lived, as $BTC plummeted to below $77,000 for the first time since early November 2024.

The bulls managed to step in and arrest the decline, propelling $BTC back to $84,000 after promising CPI numbers for February. Yet, this surge couldn't hold, with $BTC slipping again to $81,000 and even down to $80,000 on Thursday and early Friday. Currently, $BTC is hovering near $84,000, but the overall market looks grim, with many assets submerged in red. For the week, $BTC has experienced a 6% decline.

Several altcoins have severely underperformed, resulting in $BTC dominance reaching a four-year high. Notable declines include $ETH (-13%), $DOGE (-16%), $ADA (-17%), $LINK (-16%), $LTC (-13%), and $SUI (-18%).

In the latest market data, the overall market cap sits at $2.811 trillion, with $94 billion in 24-hour volume and $BTC dominance at 58.9%. Currently, prices are $BTC: $83,092 (-6.4%), $ETH: $1,895 (-8.3%), and $XRP: $2.3 (-8.3%).

In key news this week, the SEC is reportedly contemplating classifying $XRP as a commodity. After ongoing legal discussions with Ripple, this shift could bring significant changes to the landscape. Additionally, experts are pondering whether Trump's short-term policies aimed at fighting inflation could lead to long-term benefits for the crypto sector.

Making headlines this week, MGX has invested $2 billion in Binance, marking a substantial entry into the crypto market. Meanwhile, $ETH has faced a tough journey, losing significant value but may soon touch key levels that historically precede large rallies.

In exciting accumulation news, large entities have amassed nearly $400 million in $BTC recently as prices dipped. This could signal a tempting entry point for investors, especially as $BTCā€™s MVRV ratio has fallen to yearly lows.

Charts analyzing $ETH, $XRP, $ADA, $SOL, and other assets are available for those looking deeper into price trends.

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āš ļø Disclaimer: This analysis is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice.