Bitcoin breaks $100,000, driven by regulatory hopes and institutional support, while global stocks hit record highs and commodities show mixed trends.

Trump's election win sparked volatile global markets in November, with Bitcoin and Tesla surging while European exporters and currencies like the peso and euro struggled.

Bitcoin nears $100,000 as investors embrace optimism under Trump's presidency, driving record-breaking growth and renewed cryptocurrency interest.

Trump's victory initially boosted US stocks, but concerns about inflation, rising bond yields, and policy uncertainties have dampened enthusiasm, causing the S&P 500 to drop 2%.

Dogecoin surged 20% after Trump announced a new "Department of Government Efficiency," led by Elon Musk.

Donald Trump's second term spurs market optimism but may drive inflation, impacting US consumers and global trade, according to Economists.

Global investors are anxious ahead of the US 2024 election, anticipating market volatility based on the outcomes of contrasting policies from Trump and Harris.

President Biden criticized Elon Musk for supporting strict immigration policies despite allegedly working without proper authorization in the US on a student visa in the 1990s.

Monzo's valuation reaches $5.9 billion, allowing employees to sell shares through a secondary market sale as a reward for their contributions and to offer them liquidity.

Global stocks are reaching record highs following recent interest rate cuts, while the Japanese yen weakened as the Bank of Japan opted not to raise rates, contrasting with trends in the US and UK.