Bitcoin extended its decline Tuesday, falling to $85,266 and marking its fourth consecutive losing session. The world’s largest cryptocurrency has now dropped 30% from its October all-time high near $126,000. Market psychology has shifted dramatically as the digital asset struggles to maintain key technical levels. A senior broker at Logirium breaks down the cryptocurrency market’s four-day losing streak as Bitcoin tests critical support levels amid shifting Federal Reserve expectations and correlation with traditional risk assets. The latest selloff reflects multiple converging pressures as Federal Reserve policy expectations have evolved considerably since the central bank’s December meeting. Rate Reality Bites Ten-year...

The Federal Reserve delivered another quarter-point rate cut on Wednesday, lowering the benchmark range to 3.5-3.75%. The move fulfilled market expectations but carried warning flags about future policy direction. Three committee members dissented, marking the first three-way split since September 2019. A financial expert at Logirium examines the central bank’s third consecutive rate reduction and what the unprecedented three-way dissent reveals about divisions over monetary policy direction. Chairman Jerome Powell’s post-meeting press conference emphasized the committee’s comfortable position after reducing rates by 75 basis points across three consecutive meetings dating to September. Unusual Dissent Pattern The 9-3 vote featured disagreements...

West Texas Intermediate crude tumbled 2.73% on Tuesday, settling at $55.27 per barrel and marking its weakest close since the pandemic lows of February 2021. The global Brent benchmark declined 2.71% to $58.92, with both oil grades hovering around levels not seen in four years, even as geopolitical tensions flare across multiple regions. A lead broker at Logirium deep dives into the energy market’s worst annual performance in seven years as oversupply concerns overwhelm geopolitical risk premiums. American crude prices have plunged roughly 23% throughout 2025 in their steepest yearly decline since 2018, while Brent has surrendered approximately 21% of...

Nvidia shares plunged 3.8% Wednesday to their lowest level since September, extending a brutal stretch for the semiconductor giant. The stock has now declined in eight consecutive trading sessions. This represents the longest losing streak for the company in over two years. Logirium‘s senior financial advisor explores Nvidia’s slide to September lows as the AI infrastructure trade faces its harshest test since the rally began. The chip manufacturer’s market capitalization has evaporated by approximately $400 billion from recent peaks, with Wednesday’s session alone erasing roughly $140 billion in shareholder value. Valuation Gravity Returns Nvidia trades at approximately 30 times forward...

Micron Technology delivered quarterly results on Wednesday evening that defied the pessimism gripping technology markets. The memory chip manufacturer forecast second-quarter adjusted profit of $8.42 per share, nearly double consensus expectations. Shares surged 14% in after-hours trading as investors digested the surprise. A financial analyst at Logirium takes a closer look at Micron’s blockbuster forecast that challenges the bearish narrative engulfing semiconductor stocks. Revenue guidance came in at $18.70 billion, well above analyst estimates clustering near $16 billion, with management attributing the strength to tight memory supply and booming AI data center demand. Supply-Demand Dynamics Memory chip pricing has stabilized...