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Hong Kong and China Markets Closed for Dragon Boat Holiday
Hong Kong and mainland China markets are closed on June 19 for the Dragon Boat Festival, reducing Asian session liquidity with other regional bourses open.
Hawkish Central Banks Weigh on FTSE 100, Risk-On Mood Lifts Nikkei 225
Hawkish signals from major central banks pressured the FTSE 100, while a risk-on mood lifted the Nikkei 225, as oil prices retreated on Middle East de-escalation.
Alamos Gold Drops 2.9% After Hours on Lower Q2 Guidance for Young-Davidson Mine
Alamos Gold shares fell 2.9% in after-hours trading after the company lowered its Q2 production guidance for the Young-Davidson mine, signaling operational headwinds for the gold producer.
China's Z.AI Launches GLM-5.2, Rivals Claude Opus on Zero Nvidia Chips
China's Z.AI released GLM-5.2, a model that rivals Claude Opus on coding benchmarks while running entirely on Huawei silicon and costing up to 82% less per token.
Mesa Royalty Trust Skips June 2026 Distribution on High Costs
Mesa Royalty Trust announced no distribution for June 2026 as costs exceeded revenue from oil and gas sales, highlighting margin pressure in mature basins.
Germany Considers Extending Oil Reserve Relief Despite Falling Prices
Germany is considering extending a temporary reduction in national oil stockpiling requirements beyond August 31, even as falling prices and easing geopolitical tensions reduce supply risks.
Oaktree Private Credit Fund Redemptions Drop Below Key 5% Limit
Oaktree Capital Management's private credit fund saw redemption requests drop by nearly half in Q2, falling below the key 5% threshold for the first time, signaling easing investor outflows from the $1.8 trillion industry.
TSX Edges Lower as Energy and Metals Stocks Decline; BoC Seen on Hold
The TSX edged lower on Thursday as declines in energy and metals stocks weighed, while TD Securities expects the Bank of Canada to hold rates steady through year-end.
Ex-Celsius CEO Mashinsky banned by CFTC in final regulatory settlement
The CFTC banned former Celsius CEO Alexander Mashinsky from trading and registration, concluding his regulatory penalties without additional fines after his fraud conviction and 12-year prison sentence.
Europe's Crypto Firms Face Squeeze as MiCA Transition Ends
With the MiCA grace period closing, only a fraction of Europe's registered crypto firms hold full licenses, signaling a likely wave of consolidation in the sector.
FERC Chair Warns US Electric Grid 'Not Going to Work' for Data Centers
FERC Chair Laura Swett warns that without interventionist action, US electric grids cannot handle surging data center power demand, threatening energy reliability.
OPEC Bets on India, Not Europe, to Drive Future Oil Demand
OPEC's World Oil Outlook 2026 forecasts oil demand rising to 113.3 million bpd by 2030, with India as the key driver, challenging peak-oil narratives.
Highway 50 Gold Starts 5,000-Metre Drill Campaign at Gold Knob, Nevada
Highway 50 Gold Corp. has started a 5,000-metre drill program at its Gold Knob project in Nevada, targeting known gold mineralization and a potential deeper gold system.
Gulfport Energy vs Viper Energy: Producer or Royalty Collector
Gulfport Energy and Viper Energy represent two distinct energy investment strategies—production versus royalty collection—with diverging revenue growth and risk profiles.
Oil Prices Crash But Inventories Tell a Different Story
Brent crude fell below $77 a barrel after the US and Iran agreed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but inventory data suggests the selloff may be overdone.
Intel Surges on Apple Deal; Open Interest 6/18/2026
Intel shares surged on a reported Apple deal, while Kevin Warsh's comments at the Fed and Trump's Iran deal reopening Hormuz also moved markets.
New autopay rule cuts student loan interest rates from July 1
Starting July 1, student loan borrowers who enroll in autopay will receive a significant interest rate reduction, affecting consumer credit markets and rate-sensitive sectors.
US regulators propose stablecoin customer ID rules under GENIUS Act
US financial regulators have proposed a rule requiring stablecoin issuers to verify customer identities under the Bank Secrecy Act, aligning them with traditional banks and brokerages.
SpaceX stock surges as traders pile in during wild week
SpaceX stock saw a sharp rally as retail and institutional traders piled in, reflecting heightened speculative interest in the private space company.
Record $21B Water Bond Sales Surge Ahead of Trump Budget Cuts
Water utilities have sold a record $21 billion in bonds to upgrade infrastructure, anticipating reduced federal funding under potential Trump budget cuts.
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