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The improvements are also registered in the derivatives market, where daily perpetual futures turnover averaged $51.4 billion, up 56% quarter‑over‑quarter.
Manuel
This past week Trump denied that he was planning to fire Powell imminently, but also left the door open to that possibility.
Manuel
A wave of renewed optimism, regulatory clarity in key markets and rising institutional flows have catapulted the crypto sector to a new valuation peak.
Manuel
The trend highlights a shift in how traditional finance seeks to adapt digital technologies without compromising core regulatory and systemic safeguards.
Manuel
In the Permian basin in West Texas and eastern New Mexico, the biggest U.S. oil-producing shale formation, the rig count fell by two to 263, also the lowest since October 2021.
Manuel
India's ban on Jane Street spotlights the thin line between legal arbitrage and illegal market manipulation. Experts say intent and market impact—especially in less liquid markets—are key to drawing that line.
Adam
President Trump is reportedly pushing for higher blanket tariffs on imports from the European Union, throwing a wrench in negotiations ahead of an Aug. 1 deadline for sweeping duties to take effect.
Devin
Despite Trump’s push, the Fed is holding rates steady amid rising inflation concerns from tariffs. June CPI data revived fears, delaying cuts until clearer signs emerge, possibly in September.
Adam
Facing Trump’s looming 30% tariffs, the EU is negotiating, preparing countermeasures, and considering auto tariff cuts. Officials aim to protect a $2 trillion trade relationship while bracing for a possible escalation.
Adam
Battery material stocks soared after the U.S. imposed 93.5% anti-dumping duties on Chinese graphite. Investors expect a shift in EV supply chains, boosting non-Chinese producers like Syrah, Novonix, and Posco Future M.
Adam
The European Union has approved a new package of sanctions on Russia, including restrictions on banking and fuels made from Russian petroleum, and a revised oil price cap – the 18th raft of measures since the country’s full scale invasion of Ukraine. The new controls will cut around 20 more Russian banks off from the international payments system SWIFT and blacklist a large oil refinery in India, which is partially owned by Russia’s state-run oil company.
Devin
Rising tensions between Trump and the Fed are undermining its credibility, fueling fears of political interference. Analysts warn this could trigger a dollar selloff and spark a major rally in gold.
Adam
Foreign investors are returning to UK stocks as the FTSE 100 outperforms Europe, boosted by a trade deal, lighter regulation, and weak valuations. Sterling’s strength and defensive sectors add appeal.
Adam
Target, Black Hills, and Lowe’s are reliable blue-chip stocks offering stable dividends. Each boasts over 50 consecutive years of dividend growth, financial strength, and resilience across economic cycles, ensuring steady income.
Adam
Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden oppose European Union joint borrowing despite mounting global challenges, while Denmark is sceptical, finance ministers from those countries said on the sidelines of a G20 meeting in Durban, South Africa.
James Whitman
Crypto markets surge as Congress passes key pro-crypto bills and Trump prepares to allow retirement funds into digital assets. Ethereum jumps 51% in July; institutional interest and stablecoin adoption accelerate.
Adam
The industrial sector leads U.S. stocks in 2025 with a 15% gain, but upcoming earnings will test its strength. Defense and AI-related firms shine, while delivery and transport stocks lag.
Adam
US consumer sentiment rose to a five-month high in early July as expectations about the economy and inflation continued to improve.
James Whitman
Fed Governor Waller called for a July rate cut, citing weak private job growth and manageable inflation. His stance deepens a Fed divide, as others warn tariffs will fuel inflation further.
Adam
Inflation has been the big economic concern for several years now, across much of the globe (though not quite all, as we’ll see in a moment). But the tentative, broad view has been that prices are now sort-of, kind-of under control. Certainly enough so that markets largely expect central bank interest rates to keep falling, albeit slowly, over the next year or so.
Damon