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The US stock market has surged to near-record highs following the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut, creating opportunities for high-growth tech stocks that thrive in favorable monetary policy environments.

European stocks are expected to drop due to concerns over technology valuations and uncertain US monetary policy, leading to a risk-off week.

The article reports that CME FedWatch odds for a September Federal Reserve rate hike have shifted to a 50/50 probability, coinciding with Bitcoin's price rally toward $82,000.

A Federal Reserve governor's indication that interest rates may remain unchanged contributed to Bitcoin's recovery from a mid-week decline.

A Federal Reserve governor's indication that interest rates may remain unchanged contributed to Bitcoin's recovery from a mid-week decline.

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller's public remarks advocating for a steady interest rate stance introduce uncertainty about a potential rate hike this month.

Bitcoin and stocks rallied following a statement from Governor Christopher Waller indicating potential support for holding interest rates steady, which triggered a short squeeze in crypto markets, liquidating $415 million in short positions.

Malaysia's central bank maintained its key interest rate unchanged while removing the phrase 'appropriate' from its monetary policy statement, signaling a shift in forward guidance despite ongoing modest inflation and rapid growth.

The Japanese yen strengthened to below ¥157 per dollar after a sudden overnight appreciation, driven by market expectations of potential interest rate hikes by Japan.

Bank of Canada Governor Macklem warned that persistent inflation may necessitate further interest rate hikes, which could increase borrowing costs and dampen economic growth.

Global broad money supply increased by $10.7 trillion year-over-year to a record $150 trillion in June, according to the article.

Prediction market traders indicate a 50% probability that U.S.