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1Bitget UEX Daily | US-Iran Second-Round Negotiations in Preparation Drive Oil Price Decline; Storage and Lithium Mining Sectors Lead Gains (April 14, 2026)2ASML Holding Q1 2026 Earnings Preview: Strong EUV Demand, Gross Margin Pressure in Focus3Bitcoin reclaims $74K as spot ETF demand clashes with BTC miner sell pressure
Why Wells Fargo Shares Are Falling Today
101 finance·2026/04/14 17:03
USD/CAD trims its decline as Oil drops under $90 amid positive sentiment over US-Iran negotiations
101 finance·2026/04/14 16:54
IRYS (IRYS) 24-hour amplitude 41.1%: High trading volume and leverage signals drive sharp fluctuations
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/14 16:49
Immunefi (IMU) fluctuates 44.5% in 24 hours: Low liquidity amplifies trading volume changes
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/14 16:47
Figure and Hastra widen DeFi credit offering with auto loan launch
Cointelegraph·2026/04/14 16:33
Dow (DOW) Fourth Quarter 2024 Earnings Conference Call Transcript
101 finance·2026/04/14 16:30
Reinhart Partners Acquires $20 Million in AdaptHealth Stock
101 finance·2026/04/14 16:15
Is Now the Right Moment to Add Something Nu to Your Investment Portfolio?
101 finance·2026/04/14 16:15
Flash
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Bitcoin once surged above $76,000, while Ethereum is currently up over 3.7%.MarketVectorTM Digital Assets 100 Mid Cap Index rose by 0.91% to 2769.65 points. The MarketVector Digital Assets 100 Index increased by 3.35% to 14,877.09 points, having previously reached 15,163.81 points at 22:31 (UTC+8). Currently, Solana is up 1.23%, Dogecoin increased by 2.35%, and XRP rose by 1.31%. Bitcoin is up 2.26%, currently quoted at $74,772; Ethereum rose by 3.74%, now at $2,338.
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U.S. Official: U.S. to Let Iran Oil Sanctions Waivers Expire This WeekBlockBeats News, April 15th, according to market reports, two U.S. officials said the U.S. will allow temporary sanctions waivers on Iranian oil shipments to expire this week. (FXStreet)
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Petrochemical supply disruptions prompt major price hikes for plastics by companies like DowGolden Ten Data reported on April 15 that companies such as Dow and ExxonMobil are raising plastic prices as the industry responds to supply shocks caused by the US and Israel’s war with Iran. According to documents, Dow stated on Monday that it would increase North American polyethylene resin (a common plastic widely used in packaging, films, and containers) prices before at least May. The price hike includes a 30-cent-per-pound increase in April and a plan for a further 20 cents per pound next month. Documents show that last week, both ExxonMobil and Nova Chemicals also announced they would raise their April price increases to 30 cents per pound, up from the previously planned 20 cents. After Middle East conflicts nearly halted maritime transport through the Strait of Hormuz, US petrochemical product prices surged. As supplies tighten, rising costs are gradually passed on to consumers. One buyer said the latest increase means polyethylene prices have more than doubled compared to pre-war levels.
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