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17:00
The cryptocurrency market rebounded on Friday, attempting to recover recent losses.
MarketVectorTM Digital Assets 100 Mid-Cap Index rose by 4.62% to 2765.10 points, with a cumulative decline of 3.42% during the period. The MarketVector Digital Assets 100 Index increased by 5.26% to 13,880.82 points, with a cumulative drop of 1.17% during the period. Currently, Solana is up 9.60%, Dogecoin is up 6.09%, and XRP is up 4.82%; Bitcoin is up 5.59%, currently quoted at $69,102; Ethereum is up 7.83%, currently quoted at $2,066.87. During the period, Solana had a cumulative decline of 4.12%, Dogecoin dropped 2.19%, XRP fell 2.53%; Bitcoin dropped 1.74%, while Ethereum rose 0.69% cumulatively.
16:43
MSCI Nordic Countries Index fell by 0.2%, closing at 385.34 points.
Among the ten sectors, the Nordic financial sector experienced the largest decline. Norsk Hydro ASA fell by 5.9%, making it the worst performer among Nordic stocks.
16:37
European bank stocks have given up all their gains for the year; Analysts: Bank stocks have become the latest victims of artificial intelligence
Glonghui, February 14th|European banking stocks plunged sharply, erasing all gains made so far this year. The European bank stock index fell by 3%, with the share prices of several major banks dropping significantly. Société Générale fell 5.3% in Paris, while German banking giants Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank dropped 5.2% and 3.6% respectively. Spain's Santander Bank and BBVA declined by 2.5% and 3.2% respectively, and Italy's UniCredit fell by 3.75%. Barclays dropped 2.3%. Joachim Klement from Panmure Liberum stated that banks have become the latest victims of concerns spreading around artificial intelligence competition. "'AI losers' as a theme has now spread to the banking sector. Investors are selling first and asking questions later," Klement said.
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