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Binance Europe Head Says MiCA Success Is About Licenses Granted, Not Firms Excluded
Binance's Europe head argues MiCA's effectiveness should be judged by the number of firms it licenses, not those it excludes, after the exchange withdrew its license application in Greece.
Traders Weigh Second Half Outlook After Record First Half
After a record-breaking first half of 2026 driven by AI enthusiasm and strong earnings, traders are now assessing the second-half outlook amid geopolitical risks and growth concerns.
Eurozone and UK Final PMIs Due, US Markets Closed for Independence Day
Final PMI readings for the Eurozone and UK are due today, but are unlikely to shift central bank expectations, while US markets are closed for Independence Day, keeping trading activity subdued.
AI Factories Reshape Power Equipment Market, Creating Winners and Losers
The rise of AI factories is reshaping the power equipment market, creating divergent fortunes for companies as demand for high-capacity infrastructure surges.
Bitcoin ETFs See $221M Inflow, Breaking 10-Day Outflow Streak
US-listed Bitcoin ETFs attracted $221.7 million on Thursday, the largest single-day inflow in two months, ending a 10-day outflow streak that had seen $2.73 billion exit the funds.
XRP Bulls Test Path Back Toward $1.10 as Token Rises 4%
XRP rose 4% to test the $1.10 level, with wallet creation hitting a 14-week high and bullish social sentiment reaching a three-month peak, signaling growing trader confidence.
ICICI Bank Plans First Dollar Bond Sale Since 2017
ICICI Bank is in talks to raise at least $500 million in offshore bonds, its first benchmark dollar bond sale since 2017, after a recent RBI concession eased overseas borrowing rules.
US markets closed for Independence Day after weak jobs data
US markets are closed today for the Independence Day holiday, following a disappointing June non-farm payrolls report that sent the dollar lower and fueled a rotation into value stocks.
Ether and Solana Lead Crypto Rally as Short Squeeze Pushes Bitcoin Near $62K
A short squeeze pushed bitcoin toward $62,000 on Friday, with ether and solana posting stronger weekly gains as crypto liquidations topped $440 million.
Asian shares rally after Dow record, AI stocks bounce back
Asian markets rallied on Friday, led by South Korea's Kospi recovering nearly 3% after a sharp selloff, as AI-related stocks bounced back and oil prices rose.
Central banks buy gold for crisis hedge, 90% cite performance in turmoil
A World Gold Council survey reveals that 90% of central banks hold gold primarily for its performance during crises, reinforcing the metal's role as a safe haven amid rising geopolitical and inflation risks.
Asia-Pacific equities claw back early losses, Nikkei recovers
Asia-Pacific equities bounced back from early losses on Friday, with Japan's Nikkei 225 recovering from a 1.6% slide to trade up 0.7%, supported by a stronger-than-expected services PMI reading.
AMP Cuts Bonds From Pension Funds, Says They No Longer Hedge Stocks
AMP Ltd. removes bonds from some pension funds, citing that sovereign debt no longer provides the diversification needed to hedge against stock market volatility.
MBK Partners Faces Sanctions in Homeplus Case, South Korea Watchdog Says
South Korea's financial regulator is proceeding with sanctions against MBK Partners over its distressed retail portfolio company Homeplus, raising concerns about regulatory risk for private equity in the region.
Copper Rises With Industrial Metals as Rate-Hike Bets Fade
Copper and other industrial metals rose as a weaker US dollar and fading expectations of Fed rate hikes boosted demand for risk-sensitive commodities.
Vietnam GDP Growth Surges to 8.39% in Q2, Trade Beats Estimates
Vietnam's GDP expanded 8.39% year-on-year in the second quarter, beating expectations, while June trade growth also exceeded forecasts and inflation moderated.
Japan Shifts From Gas to Coal as Hormuz Disruption Tightens LNG Supply
Japan cut natural gas-fired power generation last month, turning to coal as Strait of Hormuz disruptions tightened LNG supply, highlighting fuel-switching risks in Asia.
Japan services PMI rebounds, input costs at four-year high
Japan's services PMI rebounded to expansion in June, while input cost inflation hit a four-year high, reinforcing the Bank of Japan's case for further policy normalisation.
US Jobs Data Eases Pressure on Fed to Hike Rates, TD Says
Softening US labor data has reduced the urgency for the Federal Reserve to hike rates, placing the central bank in a 'Goldilocks' scenario, according to TD Securities strategist Molly Brooks.
Bitcoin Holds $61K After US Jobs Data, AI Stocks Slide
Bitcoin holds above $61,000 as weak US jobs data fuels expectations of a Federal Reserve pivot, while AI stocks decline, suggesting capital rotation into crypto and gold.
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