Economy

Cocaine prices in Europe have fallen sharply after Colombia’s peace process, driven by higher coca cultivation and continued strong demand across the EU.

Gasoline prices near a four-year low as Thanksgiving travel begins, with Oklahoma offering $2.50 per gallon and potential further declines expected.

Despite a continuing state of ‘extreme fear’ and massive liquidations, Bitcoin successfully reclaimed the $84,000 mark. Ethereum and XRP also recovered initial weekly losses.

The U.S. Senate passes compromise bills to reopen the government, taking steps to end the longest shutdown in American history.

The U.S. government remains in partial shutdown for 36 days, air traffic controllers work unpaid, and SNAP benefits are only partially funded.

After over 500 days of siege, El-Fashir has fallen to the Rapid Support Forces. The UN reports mass killings, a deepening humanitarian crisis, and calls for peace.

Bitcoin has dropped below its 200-day moving average of $109,800. Analysts warn of a continued correction to $94,200, though long-term momentum remains positive.

Donald Trump refused Hungary’s request for an exemption from U.S. sanctions on Russian oil, despite Viktor Orbán’s appeal due to the country’s pipeline dependence.

US Senate works to end 30-day government shutdown amid rising health care costs and expiring SNAP benefits affecting millions of Americans.

Mercedes-Benz profits plunge by one-third amid weak global sales, U.S. import tariffs, and restructuring costs. The automaker plans major savings through 2027.