The bull market is at its longest yet while Bitcoin remains unchanged, silver and gold do well, and oil rebounded strongly this week.
With the U.S. dollar soaring sharply and others such as Turkey’s lira falling, we are heading for another currency crisis.
Bitcoin was down again for the week by 8 percent, with most cryptos shedding 15 percent to 30 percent.
GDP rose by 4.1 percent, slightly exceeding expectations while Bitcoin bounced back triumphantly at $8,400.
The S&P improves to a weekly high following Trump's criticism of interest rates. Bitcoin attains another high at $7,501 but may soar as high as $10,000.
Despite ongoing trade wars, the stock market goes up with considerable gains in employment. Bitcoin bounces back and trades strongly at $6,800.
The NASDAQ, Russell 2000 and S&P 600 all rose to new heights while DJI and other big indices did not amid fears of trade wars.
For the seventh time around, Fed Funds rate surged by another quarter point to 2 percent. Bitcoin is seeing resistance as trading continues volatility.
Trump poised on maintaining tariff over steel and aluminum imports during the G7 summit. Bitcoin trading holds steady at $7,200-$7,500.
Labor force rate jumps higher and surpasses 190,000. Bitcoin trading closed in on a new low. Gold stocks dropped further by three percent.