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BTC falls 0.69% in 15 min: Progress in U.S.-Iran talks eases risk-off sentiment, while declining oil prices weigh on inflation expectations.

From 14:15 to 14:30 on September 30, 2026 (UTC), BTC fell 0.69% over 15 minutes, trading between 83,643.8 and 84,355.0 USDT, with an amplitude of 0.84%. Earlier in the session, BTC surged from 83,874 USDT to 85,063 USDT, gaining more than 1% in 15 minutes, before retreating and consolidating around 84,506.7 USDT. Its 24-hour gain was only about 0.29%. The market showed a narrow-range trading pattern, with relatively high attention but limited volatility. The main driver of this move was phased p
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GateNews·09-30 14:43
BTC falls 0.69% in 15 min: Progress in U.S.-Iran talks eases risk-off sentiment, while declining oil prices weigh on inflation expectations.

WT Group Posts HK$203,000 Loss for FY2026, Down 96.67% YoY

According to Zhi Tong Finance, WT Group (08422) posted a loss attributable to shareholders of HK$203,000 for the year ended June 30, 2026, down 96.67% year-on-year. The Hong Kong-listed company reported revenue of HK$61.216 million, up 75.74%, with earnings per share loss of 0.1 Hong Kong
GateNews·09-30 14:37
WT Group Posts HK$203,000 Loss for FY2026, Down 96.67% YoY

Russia Extends Diesel Export Ban Through October 31 on September 30

According to Russia's Cabinet press service, Russia extended its diesel export ban on September 30, through October 31. The measure prohibits domestic fuel producers from directly exporting diesel, marine fuel, and gasoil. The extension aims to stabilize the domestic fuel market amid rising demand d
GateNews·09-30 14:35
Russia Extends Diesel Export Ban Through October 31 on September 30

Brent Crude Oil Rises 14% in September Amid U.S.-Iran Tensions

Brent crude oil rose to around $103 a barrel in September, with the more actively traded December contract gaining about 1.7% to roughly $97.80, while WTI traded above $90. Brent is heading for an approximately 14% September gain, while WTI is up roughly 5.5%, according to Reuters. The price surge o
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GateMacroTradfiHub·09-30 14:34
Brent Crude Oil Rises 14% in September Amid U.S.-Iran Tensions