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World Cup spending boom creates muni bond opportunities for income investors
World Cup host cities have issued municipal bonds to fund infrastructure expansion, offering income investors attractive yields amid a spending boom.
Standard Chartered: Uniswap Token Could Surge 40x by 2030 as Wall Street Goes On-Chain
Standard Chartered predicts Uniswap's UNI token could surge nearly 40-fold by 2030 as Wall Street institutions migrate on-chain, boosting demand for decentralized exchange protocols.
IMPACT Silver Hits 1,333 g/t Silver Over 5.72m at Noche Buena Mine
IMPACT Silver reported high-grade drill results from the Carlos Pacheco Vein extension at its Noche Buena mine, with 1,333 g/t silver over 5.72 meters, indicating potential resource growth.
Goldgroup Mining Closes Acquisition of San Francisco Gold Mine in Mexico
Goldgroup Mining has closed its acquisition of the San Francisco gold mine in Mexico, expanding its operational footprint in the region.
Forward Industries Fails Again in Bid to Acquire Solana Treasury Rival
Forward Industries, a publicly traded company holding Solana in its treasury, has failed in all three recent attempts to merge with rival Solana treasury firms, highlighting consolidation challenges in the niche sector.
Redwire CEO on Space Infrastructure Boom After SpaceX Debut
Redwire CEO Peter Cannito discussed the next phase of the space economy and the infrastructure needed to support it following SpaceX's blockbuster debut.
Waste Management of Canada Plans C$750 Million Bond Sale
Waste Management of Canada is planning to sell up to C$750 million in notes as soon as this week, adding to a busy corporate bond calendar in the Canadian dollar market.
Blue Jay Gold begins fully funded 16,000-metre drill program at Steller Gold project
Blue Jay Gold has started diamond drilling at its Steller Gold Project in Yukon, a fully funded 16,000-metre campaign targeting high-grade gold and silver along the Skukum Creek Corridor.
Coffee Equipment Pros Opens Texas Roastery Showroom
Coffee Equipment Pros opened a 2,100-square-foot working roastery showroom in Spicewood, Texas, offering in-person and virtual demos to support its online marketplace for new and used roastery equipment.
Montreal REM to Sell Around C$2 Billion in Bonds This Week
Montreal's REM automated metro system plans to raise around C$2 billion through a bond sale as soon as this week, tapping debt markets for infrastructure financing.
Montage Gold Surges 9.5% on Kone Satellite Resource Expansion
Montage Gold shares jumped 9.5% after the company reported an expansion of higher-grade satellite resources at its Kone project, boosting its overall resource base and attracting positive analyst commentary.
Nuveen Private Bond Chief Bets on AI Infrastructure 'Picks and Shovels'
Nuveen's private bond chief Laura Parrott favors 'boring' AI infrastructure like data centers and chips over flashy AI applications, betting on steady demand regardless of technology outcomes.
Nicaragua Coffee Output to Drop 4.7% on El Niño, Fertilizer Costs
Nicaragua's green coffee production is forecast to fall 4.7% to 2.44 million bags in 2026/27, pressured by El Niño drought risk and rising fertilizer costs.
Knicks End 53-Year Title Drought with Game 5 Win Over Spurs
The New York Knicks won their first NBA championship in 53 years, defeating the San Antonio Spurs 94-90 in Game 5, with Jalen Brunson named Finals MVP after scoring 45 points.
Gold Surges 3.6% as US and Iran Reach Deal to Reopen Hormuz Strait
Gold surged as much as 3.6% after the US and Iran reached an interim deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, easing global inflation fears and potentially tempering expectations for interest-rate hikes.
Gold Jumps 3% as LBMA Considers Moving Benchmark to Asia Hours
Gold prices surged nearly 3% to a one-week high as the London Bullion Market Association considers moving its morning auction earlier to better serve Asian traders, a change that could reshape global gold price discovery.
US Must Protect Crypto Developers to Lead in Digital Assets
A coalition of crypto industry leaders urges the US Senate to preserve developer protections in the Clarity Act, warning that weakening them could drive innovation offshore and cost America its lead in digital finance.
Israeli drone strike in Lebanon kills driver, ceasefire doubts grow
An Israeli drone strike in southern Lebanon killed a driver, raising doubts about the durability of the ceasefire, while a US military advisor warned ships to avoid the Strait of Hormuz until June 19.
Standard Chartered analyst says 'crypto spring' has arrived as bitcoin signals turn bullish
Standard Chartered's Geoffrey Kendrick says bitcoin may have bottomed at $59,000, citing improving flows, corporate buying, and easing macro pressures as signs of a 'crypto spring' recovery.
Orla Mining Q1 2026 Gold Production Surges 70% on Musselwhite Mine
Orla Mining reported a 70% year-over-year surge in first-quarter 2026 gold production to 81,206 ounces, driven by the Musselwhite mine acquired in February 2025.
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