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EUROPEAN SESSION In the European session, we don't have anything on the agenda today as markets will likely remain in rangebound mode ahead of the UN General Assembly tomorrow and Trump-Xi meeting on Thursday. The most important one for markets should be the UN General Assembly as Trump is expected to hold a meeting with Gulf leaders to discuss the next steps in the war with Iran. Notably, the…
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US president Trump and China president Xi will be meeting in Washington on 24 September this week. And from a markets perspective, I think the most interesting part isn't necessarily what gets signed. It is instead the position in which both leaders are negotiating from. On the one hand, China president Xi looks relatively comfortable coming into the meeting. China's export machine has weathered…
Bitcoin’s move above its 50-week moving average has historically marked the end of bear markets, but analysts say one weekly close isn’t enough to confirm a new bull run.
The five-year digital bond reportedly shortened settlement from three to five business days to the same day using Euroclear’s blockchain infrastructure.
Bitcoin extended a slow climb through the Asian session while regional equities and U.S. stock futures rose on progress in trade talks between Washington and Beijing.
Bitcoin's price has topped its 50-week average for the first time in 45 weeks, a major bullish signal.
Trump flips twice on Houthi airstrikes after call with Saudi crown prince ICYMI: JPMorgan says Middle East oil flows holding up despite Saudi pipeline outage Blackstone's Gray says India is its best private equity market, nearing a tipping point All four major Australian banks now forecast RBA hike to 4.60% on September 29 US urges Americans to leave Iran as Trump weighs response to Tehran's…
Paramount, California AG discuss concessions including $1.5 billion investment, WSJ reports
Canada optimistic about concluding trade talks with India by year-end, minister says
Trump ‘open’ to meeting Iranian President Pezeshkian- Fox reporter
Tech leads shares higher in Asia as oil slips
Solidion names Jaymes Winters chairman and CEO
SoftBank plans more than $11 bln bond sale to fund OpenAI bets, Bloomberg reports
North Korean cyber group WaterPlum targeted developers with fake jobs at crypto, AI and NFT companies, infecting at least 30,000 devices across more than 100 countries.
The tone is constructive, but the reported outcomes are procedural and no tariff rates or purchase volumes have been given, so markets are unlikely to treat this as a breakthrough. US energy and agricultural exporters are the obvious sentiment beneficiaries if goods in those categories end up on the final Board of Trade list, though that depends on Chinese demand and tariff treatment that has yet…
Crypto missed out CLARITY, but tokenized stocks were legalized and the Bitcoin Reserve advanced. Meanwhile Standard Chartered says Arbitrum’s price could increase 70 times by 2030.
UK property asking prices rise for first time since May, Rightmove says
Oil rises after Houthi attack on Saudi capital
Jefferies stays bullish on S&P 500, sees 9,000 by end-2027
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