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Treasury Rally Rescues Quarter and First Half Returns
A sharp drop in inflation expectations fueled a June rally in US Treasuries, salvaging returns for the quarter and first half after a lackluster start to the year.
BDC Veteran Tannenbaum Plans Comeback as Private Credit Nears Crisis
Len Tannenbaum, who sold his $5 billion credit firm to Oaktree nearly a decade ago, is raising a new fund to capitalize on distress in the $1.8 trillion private credit market.
ECB's Rehn Warns Energy Shock Fuels Stagflation Risks
ECB's Olli Rehn warns that the Middle East conflict-driven energy shock is creating stagflationary pressures, complicating the central bank's policy path.
TD Cowen Slashes Strategy Price Target on Bitcoin Weakness
TD Cowen cut its price target for Strategy (MSTR) by 35%, citing Bitcoin's prolonged lack of momentum, as the stock resumed its decline after a brief recovery.
Win Thin Says Rate Hikes Unnecessary as Yen Hits Four-Decade Low
Win Thin, Chief Economist at Bank of Nassau, says current economic conditions do not warrant rate hikes, as the yen plunges to a four-decade low ahead of Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's Sintra speech.
Retail Investors Shun Magnificent Seven as Activity Hits 4-Year Low
Retail investor trading in Magnificent Seven tech stocks has dropped to a four-year low, signaling a shift in sentiment away from once-favored megacaps.
Jefferies Warns Crypto Volatility Risk as Clarity Act Faces Senate Hurdles
Jefferies warns that political uncertainty around the Clarity Act could fuel crypto market volatility, as Polymarket odds of passage by end-2026 drop to 48% from 70% in mid-May.
Comcast NBCUniversal Spinoff Paves Way for More Media, Broadband Deals
Comcast announced the spinoff of NBCUniversal and Sky into a separate publicly traded company, retaining its cable and broadband businesses, a move that could accelerate consolidation in the media and telecom sectors.
Brazilian Real Slides as Dollar Rally Hits Carry Trades
The Brazilian real is headed for its worst month this year as a resurgent dollar and shifting rate expectations force investors to unwind popular carry trades.
Shell Sees Global LNG Demand Rising 65% by 2050 on Asian Growth
Shell forecasts global LNG demand will surge 65% by 2050 from 2025 levels, driven by South and Southeast Asia, though the Strait of Hormuz crisis has stalled growth this year.
Warsh Vows to Slay Inflation as Investors Question His Resolve
New Fed Chair Kevin Warsh reiterates his commitment to curbing inflation, but market participants remain skeptical about the pace and scale of potential rate hikes.
Millennium Backs Ex-Citadel Quant Fund Led by Paul Dou
Millennium Management is backing a new quantitative hedge fund founded by former Citadel researcher Paul Dou, with potential assets exceeding $1 billion.
SEC Weighs New ETF Rules Amid $16 Trillion Boom
The SEC is considering revising ETF regulations after a surge in prediction-market ETF filings, as the $16 trillion industry challenges the existing framework.
Schwab CEO Explains Low-Fee Strategy and Client-First Philosophy
Charles Schwab CEO Rick Wurster explains the company's commitment to low fees and a client-first approach, emphasizing long-term growth over short-term profits.
Coffee Linked to Gut Microbiome Changes and Mood Benefits in New Study
A new study in Nature Communications links regular coffee consumption to changes in gut microbes and metabolites that may influence mood, stress, and memory in humans.
Gold Steady Above $4,000 as Dollar, Yields Rise
Gold held steady above $4,000 on Tuesday as a stronger dollar and higher Treasury yields failed to push prices lower, signaling resilient demand for the safe-haven metal.
MetaMask Launches Yield-Paying Money Accounts on Monad
MetaMask has launched yield-paying money accounts on the Monad network, combining stablecoin yield, payments, and trading in a single self-custody wallet.
US consumer confidence misses forecasts in June, labor market worries mount
The Conference Board's consumer confidence index rose less than expected to 91.2 in June, with a sharp rise in the share of consumers viewing jobs as hard to get, signaling labor market weakness.
Equinor transfers Peon stake to Vår Energi in NCS asset swap
Equinor will transfer a 32.5% stake and operatorship of the Peon gas discovery to Vår Energi, receiving interests in producing assets and development licences on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.
New Break Resumes 2026 Drilling at Moray Gold Project
New Break Resources has resumed its 2026 drilling program at the Moray gold project in Ontario, targeting the Zavitz gold zone after earlier successful results.
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