BlackRock CEO Fink said that bitcoin can overcome concerns about the instability of the local currency. The possibility of continued high inflation remains.
Bank of America predicted that the Trump administration's aggressive tariffs could force the Fed into wait-and-see mode because of concerns about inflation. Aditya Bhave, the bank's US economist, said in a note to clients on Wednesday that "there are increasing signs of an upward trend in inflation" and that, given the timing of the change of administration, the Fed may have completed its last rate cut of the cycle. "What...
Due to concerns about the viability of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah and market expectations for the extension of OPEC + production cuts, international oil prices rose by more than $2 per barrel on a daily basis, with the United States and Burkina Faso now trading at $69.96 per barrel and $73.71 per barrel, respectively.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen reiterated her concerns about stablecoins.
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The yield on two-year US Treasury bonds extended an overnight decline, falling to 4.11 per cent in early Asian trading, its lowest level since May 2023, as markets increased bets on Fed rate cuts amid fears of a US recession. As of press time, interest rate futures showed that the market priced the Fed to cut interest rates by 87 BP this year, 13 BP away from a bet of four rate cuts this year. With three more meeting windows to cut interest rates this year, the probability of the Fed cutting int...
Nintendo's president said Tuesday that the company has confirmed that it will not include artificial intelligence-generating technology in its games due to intellectual property concerns. Nintendo President Shuntaro Furukawa said during a Q & A session with investors that while generative artificial intelligence has become increasingly popular, the company has no current plans to use it in upcoming games. "We have decades of expertise in creating unique gaming experiences...