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UK house price growth edges up in June on base effects
UK annual house price growth edged up to 1.3% in June, driven by base effects, as monthly prices slipped slightly, signaling a tepid but resilient market.
European Bank Rally Has Room to Run After 21% Quarterly Surge
European bank stocks surged 21% in the second quarter, and analysts see further gains driven by higher interest rates and strong capital returns.
FX option expiries for 1 July: no major strikes, focus shifts to NFP
No major FX option expiries are due on 1 July, allowing trading to refocus on dollar sentiment and risk mood ahead of US non-farm payrolls data.
Japan FX diplomat says April intervention slowed yen decline
Japan's top currency diplomat stated that the April intervention helped slow the yen's decline, but traders quickly pushed USD/JPY to 40-year highs, testing the effectiveness of future interventions.
Best and worst performers in the first half of 2026
South Korea's KOSPI index leads global equity gains in the first half of 2026, while the AI trade and precious metals rally fades amid shifting Fed rate cut expectations.
Gold Slips Third Day as Traders Eye US-Iran Talks, Fed Policy
Gold extended its decline to a third day as traders monitored US-Iran peace talks and signals the Federal Reserve may tighten policy, though portfolio manager George Cheveley expects a recovery in the coming months.
India's $2 Billion State Stake Sales Buck Equity Market Slowdown
India's federal government raised $2 billion through stake sales in state-run companies last quarter, bucking a broader equity market slowdown driven by Middle East conflict.
Taiwan enacts sweeping crypto law with licensing and reserve mandates
Taiwan's Legislative Yuan passed the Virtual Asset Service Act, requiring crypto exchanges to obtain FSC licenses and maintain reserve mandates, with penalties for non-compliance.
South Africa Plans to Tap Existing Rand Sukuk Bonds This Year
South Africa will tap existing rand-denominated sukuk bonds as part of its funding plans for the current fiscal year, signaling continued reliance on Islamic finance instruments.
Lightning Minerals confirms rhyolite-hosted gold at Mt Turner project
A petrology study by the University of New South Wales confirms rhyolite-hosted gold mineralisation at Lightning Minerals' Mt Turner project in Queensland, supporting the potential for a large-scale district gold system.
Chevron (CVX) Among Top NYSE Dividend Stocks With 4.16% Yield
Chevron (CVX) is highlighted among the top NYSE dividend stocks with a 4.16% yield and 39 consecutive years of dividend growth, reinforcing its appeal for income-focused energy investors.
RBI Short Dollar Book Hits Record $106.7B in May Before Policy Moves
The Reserve Bank of India's short dollar book surged to a record $106.7 billion in May as the central bank deployed derivatives to support the rupee ahead of anticipated policy measures.
Perpetual Shares Surge on Potential Takeover Bid
Perpetual Ltd shares surged before a trading halt was requested, following news of a potential takeover approach, signaling heightened M&A activity in the financial services sector.
Netflix director who gambled $11M on crypto gets 30 months
Carl Rinsch, the director of the film '47 Ronin', was sentenced to 30 months in prison for diverting $11 million from Netflix to gamble on Dogecoin and other assets.
Foreign Buying of Indian Bonds Hits Record After Tax Break
Foreign inflows into Indian bonds hit a record monthly high after the government scrapped taxes on overseas investors, boosting demand for the country's debt.
South Korea Won Nears 2009 Low as Foreigners Dump Stocks
South Korea's won is sliding toward its weakest level since 2009 as global funds sell local stocks amid a stronger dollar and risk-off sentiment.
Korea exports surge on AI chip boom as KOSPI slides on profit-taking
South Korea's exports surged well above forecasts in June, driven by AI chip demand, while the KOSPI fell on profit-taking and the won weakened amid broader risk-off positioning.
India Proprietary Traders Brace for RBI Funding Squeeze
India's proprietary trading firms face reduced returns from cash-futures arbitrage, options market making, and index arbitrage as the RBI tightens funding conditions.
China Manufacturing PMI Caps Strongest Quarter Since 2020
China's manufacturing PMI eased to 51.7 in June, a three-month low, but still capped the strongest quarter for the sector since Q4 2020, signaling resilient growth despite softening external demand.
Sixth Street, KKR Provide BridgeBio $1 Billion Preferred Equity
Sixth Street and KKR are providing $1 billion in preferred equity to BridgeBio Pharma, signaling strong private capital appetite for biotech despite market volatility.
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