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Serabi Gold AGM Approves Final Dividend of 5 Pence Per Share
Serabi Gold shareholders approved a final dividend of 5 pence per share at the AGM, reflecting the company's financial health and commitment to shareholder returns.
Microsoft warns of 'Crypto Clipper' malware spread via USB drives
Microsoft has identified a new 'Crypto Clipper' malware that spreads via USB drives, targeting cryptocurrency wallets and private keys while using the Tor network for stealth.
Bitcoin Trades Below Mining Cost for Five Months, Squeezing Miners
JPMorgan reports that Bitcoin has traded below its estimated mining cost of $78,000 for five months, squeezing miners and forcing some to sell, with 20% of miners now unprofitable.
Bitcoin traders pile into bearish puts targeting $52,000
Bitcoin traders have loaded up on put options with strike prices as low as $52,000, signaling expectations of further downside in the coming weeks.
Bitcoin Drops Below $63K as Global Risk Selloff Wipes Weekly Gains
Bitcoin fell below $63,000 on Friday as a broad risk-asset selloff erased the week's earlier gains, with major altcoins also declining sharply.
BlackRock says 75% of IBIT buyers are first-time ETF investors
BlackRock reveals that 75% of buyers of its spot Bitcoin ETF (IBIT) had never owned an ETF before, suggesting crypto ETFs are drawing digital asset investors into traditional finance products.
Goldman Sachs Cuts Gold Target $500 on No Fed Rate Cuts
Goldman Sachs slashed its year-end gold price forecast by $500 per ounce, citing the Federal Reserve's revised outlook with no rate cuts expected in 2026.
Japan CPI stays muted in May as subsidies mask inflation pressure
Japan's May CPI remained subdued as government subsidies kept core inflation below 2%, but underlying cost pressures from rising PPI and yen weakness suggest the BoJ remains on track to hike rates later this year.
Gold Royalty (GROY) Stock Sees Mixed Analyst Targets on Gold Price Views
Gold Royalty (GROY) shares face mixed analyst price target adjustments, with some raising and others cutting targets, reflecting divergent views on gold price assumptions and earnings expectations.
Oil and US dollar rise after Vance cancels Iran trip
Oil and the US dollar rose after Vice President JD Vance canceled his trip to Switzerland for Iran talks, raising geopolitical uncertainty.
NZ Meat Exports to US Hit Record, Boosting Total to All-Time High
New Zealand's total exports hit a second consecutive monthly record in May, driven by surging meat shipments to the US and strong dairy demand, as farmers benefit from high commodity prices.
Goldman Says Sterling Is the Most Overvalued G10 Currency
Goldman Sachs says the pound is the most overvalued G10 currency, with Brexit having reduced its fair value by about 6%, signaling potential downside for GBP/USD.
Ether analysts warn of selling wave as ETH fails to break $1.7K
Ether faces renewed selling pressure as exchange inflows rise, demand slumps, and futures open interest drops 31%, keeping ETH below $1.7K.
South Korea Producer Prices Jump Most Since 2022 on Energy Costs
South Korea's producer prices rose at the fastest pace in nearly four years in May, driven by higher energy costs, signaling persistent inflationary pressures that could influence the Bank of Korea's policy stance.
Extenet Warns Cash Will Run Out Without ABS Holder Relief
Telecom-infrastructure firm Extenet warns it may run out of cash within days unless ABS holders provide relief, highlighting stress in the asset-backed securities market.
Japan Growth Push Raises Skepticism Over Corporate Value
Japan's new push for corporate growth over value raises concerns about unprofitable investments, potentially impacting equity markets and commodity demand.
Japan May inflation misses BOJ target for fifth straight month
Japan's May headline and core inflation both came in at 1.5% and 1.4% respectively, missing the BOJ's 2% target for the fifth consecutive month, reinforcing expectations of continued accommodative policy.
UK consumer confidence holds steady but sub-indices signal trouble
UK GfK consumer confidence held at -23 in June, matching May and beating forecasts, but deteriorating sub-indices point to softening domestic demand and a negative undercurrent for sterling.
Europe Enters Nuclear Golden Age as AI Boom Drives Power Demand
Europe is experiencing a nuclear power revival driven by surging electricity demand from AI and data centers, with Germany considering extending oil reserve relief despite falling prices.
First Oil Sands Project in 10 Years Starts Production in Alberta
International Petroleum Corp. has started commercial production at the Blackrod oil sands project in Alberta, the first new oil sands project since 2014, targeting 80,000 barrels per day.
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