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- 1Bitcoin and Ethereum hold monthly gains as September ends▼Bitcoin and ethereum prices today, Wednesday, September 30, 2026: 'Red September' a thing of the past? Monthly gains holding for crypto.
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices were holding onto their monthly gains on Wednesday, September 30, the final day of September. The performance suggests the cryptocurrency market may have avoided the 'Red September' pattern of losses that has historically hit digital assets during the month, with traders watching whether the positive momentum can carry into October.
- 2Central Banks Diverge on Rates as Energy Prices Threaten Inflation▼Central Banks Diverge on Rates as Energy Prices Threaten Higher Inflation
Major central banks are moving in different directions on interest rates just as rising energy prices raise the risk of renewed inflation. The split, reported by the Wall Street Journal, reflects differing economic conditions across regions, with some policymakers holding or cutting rates while others signal caution. Analysts warn costlier oil and gas could complicate monetary policy and fuel fresh price pressures globally.
- 3JOLTS report shows US job market stuck in low-hire, low-fire mode▼The latest JOLTS survey shows more of the same low-hire, low-fire economy
The latest JOLTS survey from the US Labor Department shows little change in the American labor market, with hiring and layoffs both remaining subdued. The data suggest employers are holding onto workers but reluctant to add new staff, a pattern economists describe as a low-hire, low-fire economy. Commentators are weighing what the stagnation means for job seekers and for Federal Reserve rate policy.
- 4Apple tops China smartphone sales with iPhone 18 Pro▼Apple leads China smartphone sales after launch of iPhone 18 Pro. Can it last?
Apple has taken the lead in China's smartphone market following the launch of the iPhone 18 Pro, according to a South China Morning Post report. The report questions whether Apple can hold onto the top spot, amid intense competition from domestic Chinese brands and shifting consumer demand in one of the world's largest smartphone markets.
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Bitcoin is holding onto a recent breakout, while broader markets show a mixed picture across asset classes. Investors are weighing whether the cryptocurrency's upward move signals renewed risk appetite or a temporary rally, as equities and other assets send inconsistent signals heading into the next trading sessions.