The White House and the Defense Department have strongly refuted claims that the US failed to destroy Iran's nuclear facilities after US media revealed an early intelligence assessment that US airstrikes on Iran did not destroy its nuclear facilities. White House press secretary Carolyn Levitt said on social platform X that the report was leaked by an anonymous member of the intelligence community, adding that "when fourteen 30,000-pound bombs hit their target with precision, there is only one r...

According to people familiar with the matter, the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) failed to provide Senator Cynthia Lummis with detailed information about its handling of the dark web Silk Road case. Lummis sent a letter to the USMS last month expressing concern about the agency's plan to sell some 69,370 seized bitcoins, which are worth more than $6.60 billion at current market prices. She noted that this could result in financial losses for taxpayers and be linked to Trump...
According to market news, Johnson failed to win enough votes in the first round of voting to win the US House of Representatives Speaker election, and will proceed to the second round of voting.
The Bank of Japan has failed to give the market a "Christmas gift", and the US-Japan upside channel has been extended to this level; analysts warn that Europe and the United States may close below this year, and there is even a risk of parity next year > >
Bitcoin fell in light holiday trading after failing to sustain its recent gains above $100,000, according to the London Stock Exchange Group. The bitcoin's recent gains have been driven by the prospect of a friendlier cryptocurrency policy under US President-elect Donald Trump. While bitcoin's gains have stalled, it has more than doubled in value so far this year and some analysts expect it to reach $150,000 soon.
Azerbaijani sources say Russia and Ukraine have failed to reach an agreement on an Azerbaijani-brokered deal for Russian gas deliveries to Europe.
After Bitcoin failed to sustain above $100,000, investors took profits and extended the decline. Earlier this week, Bitcoin rallied sharply, eventually reaching record levels above $108,000. Chris Weston, an analyst at Pepperstone, said, "Caution is necessary for Bitcoin at this time. This doesn't mean we will see a price crash anytime soon, but the momentum has clearly faded and the bulls have lost their dominance and control over the price." Bitcoin is now down 2.4% at $95,133.
Last Friday's mixed non-farm data failed to push gold out of the volatile pattern, but analysts pointed out that the more gold consolidates, the higher the risk of its... How can this week's CPI data affect gold prices?
The French drama has come to an end, failing to prompt the euro to react much. This may mean that the recent turmoil is only a "brocade on the flower" in the foreign exchange market, and it is not expected to cause a huge shock in the foreign exchange market until the "protagonist" arrives? > >