4E: U.S. stocks and Bitcoin fell ahead of the Federal Reserve's decision day, while gold reached a new high.

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BlockBeats News, on March 19, according to 4E monitoring, the three major U.S. stock indexes ended their two-game winning streak on Tuesday, with the Nasdaq down 1.71%, the S&P 500 down 1.06%, and the Dow down 0.62%. Technology stocks led the decline, with Tesla tumbling 5.34% on the back of increased competition, and Nvidia's GTC new product failed to boost its share price and fell 3.35%. The crypto market fluctuated to the downside, dragged down by the low opening of U.S. stocks, Bitcoin quickly fell to around $81,000 last night, and only rebounded after the U.S. stock market closed, trading at $82,571 at the time of writing, down nearly 1% in 24 hours. Ethereum bucked the trend and rose 1.3% to $1,940 on news of the Pectra upgrade. Most of the other mainstream tokens showed slight declines. In terms of foreign exchange commodities, the U.S. dollar index continued to weaken and fell 0.13%; Russia and Ukraine may reach a temporary ceasefire for energy facilities, and oil prices fell by nearly 1.00%. U.S. recession fears and instability in the Middle East pushed spot gold up more than 1.1% to $3,040, hitting another all-time high. The market is focused on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy decision tonight. While there is a consensus that interest rates are expected to remain unchanged, investors are still looking for clues from policymakers on the potential impact of the tariff war and when the Fed will cut rates again through the dot plot and Powell's speech at the press conference. eeee.com As a financial trading platform that supports cryptocurrencies, stock indexes, bulk gold, foreign exchange and other assets, it has recently launched a USDT stablecoin wealth management product with an annualized yield of 8%, providing investors with potential hedging options. 4E reminds you to pay attention to the risk of market volatility and allocate assets reasonably.

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