What happened to BTC, stocks, and gold during this turbulent week? Read our brief market recap (June 8-12) โ featuring key numbers, facts, and prices.
Financial markets were anything but boring this week, seeing sharp drops, rapid surges, and record-breaking moves by the close.
Global crypto fund outflows reached $1.67B this week (BTC: โ$1.44B, ETH: โ$257M). Meanwhile, XRP and HYPE ETFs saw modest inflows of ~$1.2M and $2.5M, respectively. Selling pressure on BTC is mounting: net exchange inflows hit +114,000 BTC, while stablecoin liquidity dropped by โ$105M. This liquidity drain is the main reason behind BTCโs ~22% decline from its May peaks.
Current prices on EXMO Margin: BTC ~$63,409 | ETH ~$1,665 | XRP ~$1,14 | HYPE ~$58,6
Wednesday (June 10): Threatened by potential strikes on Iran, indices tumbled โ S&P 500 โ1,62%, Nasdaq โ1.98%.
Thursday (June 11): Trump called off the strikes and hinted at a potential peace deal, sending markets soaring. The S&P 500 rallied +1.75% and the Nasdaq jumped +2.54% (its best day since April 2). Despite the rally, the S&P 500 remains down about 1% for the week. Current SPX price: ~7,394 points.
Tech giants led the market rebound: Nvidia +8%, Apple +3.2%, Amazon +4.1%, Google +2.9%. The rally was further fueled by cooling expectations of Fed rate hikes. Current prices: AAPL ~$295.6 | NVDA ~$204.9 | AMZN ~$241.5 | GOOGL ~$357.8
Oil prices slid following the geopolitical pivot, with WTI dropping โ2.2% to $85.81. Current WTI price: ~$85.42
Gold briefly entered a bear market (down 20% from its January high) but staged a recovery on Friday, climbing back to $4,222 per ounce. Current XAU price: ~$4,199
Middle Eastern geopolitics served as the sole market driver this week. All eyes are now on the weekend, as a potential US-Iran peace agreement could completely reshape the market landscape.