fell to a one-month low as Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Bitcoin, the world’s largest cryptocurrency, has plunged 7.2% over the past 24 hours to $35,745, according to CoinDesk, after Russian President Vladimir Putin launched an attack on Ukraine, with Russian troops and tanks entering Ukraine and airstrikes pounding Ukraine’s capital and other cities. Bitcoin fell Thursday to as low as $34,338, the lowest levels since late January.

Sell Upstart as rising rates weaken borrowing demand, Morgan Stanley says

June 29, 2022

Rising interest rates and a troublesome macroenvironment mean it's time to sell Upstart , Morgan Stanley says. Analyst James Faucette...

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