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Bitcoin Finds Relief From a Past Record High in 2017
Bitcoin Loses Momentum on Weekend With Support Around 2017 High
Nigeria, Binance in Talks for Digital City to Develop Blockchain
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Stocks failed to hold onto gains, with a gloomy forecast from Nvidia Corp. weighing on technology shares and traders awaiting inflation data for clues on the pace of Federal Reserve rate hikes.
The S&P 500 erased a rally that reached 1% earlier in the day, while the Nasdaq 100 underperformed after an advance that briefly drove the tech-heavy gauge 20% above its June low. Nvidia tumbled almost 6.5%, dragging down chipmakers. Treasuries climbed.
