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European defence stocks drove much of the positive market momentum on Monday, boosted by expectations of higher defence spending by several countries like Germany.View on euronews

Extreme sentiment suggests a potential market bottom, President Trump announces a crypto strategic reserve, and Tesla is renewed as a "Top Pick" at Morgan Stanley.

Just last week, Bitcoin was deep in the red, sinking below $80,000. But in a dramatic turnaround, the leading cryptocurrency has surged over $14,000, thanks in large part to President Donald Trump. Over the weekend, Trump announced plans to create a strategic crypto reserve, shifting gears from his earlier promise to stockpile Bitcoin.

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March trading is kicking off with investors bracing for tariffs, the monthly jobs report and key retail earnings.

Tether will conduct a full audit in a bid to leave behind a somewhat checkered past with U.S. regulators as the Trump administration courts the crypto industry.

Tesla still has a believer in Cathie Wood.

Kazakhstan raised crude oil and gas condensate production in February by 13% from January to a record high 2.12 million barrels per day, a source told Reuters on Monday, again exceeding its quota within the OPEC+ group of oil producers. Excluding gas condensate, a type of light oil, crude oil production jumped last month by 15.5% from January to 1.83 million bpd, according to the source familiar with the official statistics, and Reuters calculations, which take into account Kazakhstan's tons per barrel ratio of 7.5. Kazakhstan has persistently exceeded its output quota of 1.468 million bpd under the production-curbing deal struck by the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies including Russia - together known as OPEC+.