Devesh Kumar is a Sub-Editor at CoinJournal, where he writes and edits cryptocurrency news reports. He specializes in making complex financial topics accessible, with a focus on commodities markets, energy trading, and international finance. Devesh's work has been featured in notable publications such as MDPI, The Hindu, and LiveMint.
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By: Devesh Kumar
Oil falls despite two tanker sinkings and 11.1M-barrel draw: what is market seeing?
By: Devesh Kumar
Nvidia, AMD and Micron plunge premarket as AI stocks face a brutal new reality
Oil prices edged lower on Friday, but the inability of Brent to retreat decisively from $105 is exposing a problem that additional barrels alone may not solve: moving crude safely and cheaply.
Jim Cramer says buy these 2 beaten-down stocks as the AI trade gets ugly
By: Devesh Kumar
SK Hynix stock falls another 3% after brutal 24% rout: when will the selling stop?
By: Devesh Kumar
Elon Musk's SpaceX dominates this battered ETF: can earnings finally save it?
By: Devesh Kumar
Nasdaq futures jump 330 points: 5 things to know before Wall Street opens on Oct. 19
Gold hovered just below $4,000 an ounce on Monday, 26 October, as investors weighed the risk of another US interest-rate increase against escalating fighting in the Middle East.
By: Devesh Kumar
Bitcoin price crashes below $77K amid Binance hack fears, $1.5B liquidations
Nikkei 225 plunges 3% despite Bank of Japan rate pause: Why?
