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Bitcoin climbed back above $63,000 after briefly falling below $60,000, while global markets faced pressure from strong U.S. jobs data, growing Fed rate hike expectations, Middle East tensions, and a sharp decline in AI-related stocks.

Oil prices moved higher on supply concerns and uncertainty surrounding U.S.-Iran talks, while global stock markets weakened after Broadcom’s earnings disappointment. Bitcoin also extended losses, falling to a four-month low as investors pulled billions from spot Bitcoin ETFs.

U.S. stock futures fell Thursday as doubts over President Trump’s ability to end the Iran war rattled Wall Street. Meanwhile, SpaceX confirmed a record $75 billion IPO, and investors await key jobs data.

XTB has launched a new feature allowing Polish investors to select which shares or ETFs they sell instead of relying on the FIFO method. The tool can help traders manage their 19% capital gains tax and comes as the broker reports strong growth, with 2.16 million clients worldwide and Q1 profit jumping 176%.

Institutional investors withdrew $1.42 billion from spot Bitcoin ETFs during the last week of May, marking the third-largest weekly outflow on record. Meanwhile, Solana’s decentralized exchange ecosystem suffered an 82% drop in trading volume over two weeks as meme coin speculation cooled, raising concerns about short-term crypto market momentum.

The U.S. dollar traded near 99 as investors awaited key jobs data and monitored Middle East tensions. Meanwhile, Nvidia unveiled a new AI-focused PC chip, and Japan’s Nikkei surged above 67,000 for the first time as AI-related stocks continued to rally.

Global markets moved sharply as Dell shares soared 40% on strong AI server demand, SpaceX prepared for a potential record-breaking IPO, and oil prices dropped more than 1% after reports of a possible US-Iran ceasefire extension.

Kraken has entered the funded trading market with the launch of Kraken Prop, allowing crypto traders to access up to $200,000 in company capital after completing an evaluation process.

Global shares advanced while oil prices retreated after recent gains as investors monitored fragile ceasefire talks between the U.S. and Iran and renewed tensions near the Strait of Hormuz.

Global markets are entering a high-volatility period as easing geopolitical tensions, booming AI semiconductor demand, and a wave of potential trillion-dollar IPOs reshape trading opportunities across commodities, tech stocks, and major indices.

The S&P 500 and Dow Jones pushed toward fresh records as strong earnings and hopes of an Iran deal boosted investor sentiment. Meanwhile, oil prices fell sharply, the dollar weakened, and Asian markets surged on expectations of easing Middle East tensions.

US stock futures moved higher on Friday as optimism surrounding US-Iran peace talks supported investor sentiment. Oil prices remained volatile, with Brent crude near $105 per barrel amid ongoing uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz and global inflation risks.