Last week, Bitcoin reached a new local low, falling below $60,000 for the first time since autumn 2024. Over the seven-day period, the largest cryptocurrency lost more than 13% of its value.

ChatGPT’s dominance in the generative artificial intelligence market has declined sharply, while Google Gemini and Anthropic Claude have gained significant ground, reshaping the industry into a three-way competition, according to a new report.

Passenger car sales in China’s domestic market dropped significantly in May, marking the eighth straight month of decline, according to data released by the China Passenger Car Association.

Can You Get a New Car for Under £20,000? The answer is yes, with 17 new models currently on sale or due to launch that remain below this threshold, offering drivers in the United Kingdom a range of low-cost options amid ongoing cost-of-living pressures.

The sharp downturn in cryptocurrency markets has left some of the largest corporate holders of digital assets facing substantial unrealized losses as bitcoin fell to $59,000, its lowest level in 19 months.

The global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market may be approaching a turning point as tightening supply balances threaten to disrupt the relative calm that has prevailed despite significant supply disruptions in recent months.

Global food prices remained close to their highest levels in nearly three years during May, highlighting continued pressures on international food markets and raising concerns about food security in many regions of the world.

The cryptocurrency market has endured its most difficult week since July 2024, with major digital assets experiencing sharp declines amid growing investor uncertainty and increased market volatility.