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19:18
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong stated that the CLARITY Act's failure to advance in the Senate today was a disappointment. He believes the industry "can't wait on Congress anymore," as the SEC and CFTC possess the necessary tools to establish clear rules under existing authority and are expected to begin this work in earnest. Armstrong added that regulatory clarity is coming to crypto regardless, noting that the GENIUS Act is already in effect for stablecoins, offering even more permissive rewards. He suggested that some tough concessions made on CLARITY might mean its failure is for the best, emphasizing that crypto cannot be uninvented and the financial system will continue to be updated with emerging regulatory clarity.
19:05
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is expected to attend a state dinner hosted by U.S. President Donald Trump for Chinese leader Xi Jinping next week, a source familiar with the matter told CNBC on Tuesday. The dinner will take place when Xi visits Washington to meet with Trump. Huang's attendance is seen as the latest sign of his alliance with Trump, especially after the two jointly pushed back this week against warnings from other tech CEOs about the risks of rapid AI development. AI is expected to be one of the main topics of discussion during Xi's meeting with Trump.
19:04
U.S. Senate Republicans are considering an expedited legislative process to advance a bill before the November elections. The bill aims to address the impact of power-hungry data centers and curb rising consumer energy costs. The House is expected to pass the bipartisan bill with broad support as early as Tuesday, directing states to consider mandating data centers to bear the costs of their massive electricity consumption and infrastructure upgrades, preventing these costs from being passed on to ordinary households and businesses. The Senate version of the bill was introduced by Ohio Republican Senator Jon Husted.
19:03
A property agency warns that commercial property prices in Hong Kong are likely to continue their downward spiral, risking a “vicious cycle” of tighter bank lending and weakening demand. Banks in the city have adopted a more conservative approach towards approving mortgages for commercial properties over the past three years, introducing stricter approval standards and terms.
18:49
Reserve Bank of New Zealand Assistant Governor Karen Silk will depart at the end of December, triggering a reshuffle of the central bank's senior leadership.
18:37
Japanese defense officials indicated a willingness to significantly increase defense spending during talks with the United States, with one proposal suggesting an increase to 3.5% of GDP within a decade, according to informed sources. Kimihito Aguin, Press Secretary for Japan's Ministry of Defense, subsequently denied this intention, emphasizing that defense buildup is based on Japan's independent judgment and should not start from predetermined spending figures. Despite the official denial, market concerns about Japan's fiscal sustainability sharply intensified. Japan's benchmark 10-year government bond yield closed at 3.04% on Tuesday, a new high since 1996 and double the level from a year ago. The Japanese yen briefly depreciated to 155.24 against the US dollar, a new low in over a week.
18:37
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent testified before Congress on Tuesday, expressing support for a proposal to issue $5,000 checks to American adults. He downplayed concerns about the fiscal cost, stating there are "ways" to implement the plan without increasing the deficit, but did not disclose specific cost offset solutions. House Speaker Mike Johnson said it would "take some time" for the plan to materialize and that specific details are "not yet finalized." The proposal is estimated to cost over $1 trillion, while the U.S. fiscal deficit for this year is already close to $2 trillion. Meanwhile, the 10-year U.S. government bond yield once again surpassed 5% on Tuesday, reaching a new high in nearly two decades, driven by a surge in capital investment and soaring energy prices, leading to a massive sell-off in global bonds.
18:34
Al Jazeera noted in an analysis that the far-right is increasingly embracing cryptocurrencies, evidenced by billionaire donors supporting related political parties through crypto and far-right activists using Bitcoin for fundraising.
18:29
Asian equities are poised for a modest rise on Wednesday, as surging oil prices and climbing bond yields keep traders on edge, with markets awaiting the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision.
18:11
Sam Altman's start-up could capitalise on demand for its technology after new model launches.
18:02
The bill failed to pass a procedural vote, primarily due to significant disagreements between Democrats and Republicans over ethical concerns surrounding former President Donald Trump's cryptocurrency holdings. Democratic Senator Mark Warner stated that the president should not use his office to profit from his crypto assets and demanded that the bill include meaningful ethical requirements. Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis accused Democrats of "playing political games" and failing to take consumer protection and American leadership seriously. Furthermore, provisions in the bill regarding stablecoin reward programs also sparked opposition within the Republican party. Despite the bill's failure, lawmakers may still attempt to advance related legislation during the "lame-duck" session.
17:56
The defeat is a massive setback to an industry that has spent record sums lobbying for a favourable market structure.
17:48
Philadelphia officials have proposed building AI data centers in Northeast Philadelphia and the Grays Ferry neighborhood, the latter of which was once home to the largest oil refinery on the U.S. East Coast and whose residents have long suffered from environmental pollution. Local residents rallied at Philadelphia City Hall on Monday to protest the data center construction, citing concerns including pollution, noise, and the consumption of energy and water resources. New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed an executive order temporarily preventing the state government from approving new permits for large projects, in response to environmental and energy concerns raised by data center construction. Several U.S. cities, including Denver and Indianapolis, have also approved data center moratoriums. BloombergNEF predicts that by 2035, natural gas consumption by U.S. data centers will double, exceeding the combined total of Germany and Japan.
17:43
Bank of America analyst Vivek Arya anticipates the total addressable market for the semiconductor industry will grow to $3.2 trillion by 2030, driven by increased demand for memory chips and data centers, alongside stronger recoveries in the automotive and industrial sectors. He projects the market to reach $1.7 trillion this year.
17:42
Multiple naval officials told Nikkei Asia that the move is aimed at seeking quick options to keep pace with China's naval buildup, as Washington rebuilds its shipbuilding base. The move is considered "highly unusual."
17:38
Representative Thomas Massie (R-KY) on Tuesday formally introduced articles of impeachment against U.S. Secretary of Defense Hegseth, accusing him of abuse of power for ordering hostile actions against Iran without congressional approval. Massie filed the impeachment resolution under a "privileged resolution" procedure, meaning the House must hold a mandatory vote within two legislative days. Although the resolution is highly unlikely to pass, the mandatory vote will force Republican colleagues to publicly take a stance on an unpopular war ahead of the midterm elections, potentially incurring political costs. Pentagon Press Secretary Kingsley Wilson responded that the department is united under the Secretary's vision and remains committed to putting warfighters and America first.
17:36
A study by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) found that widely used crypto metrics may obscure economic activity, with measurement challenges spanning Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins.
17:29
Barone stated this expansion pace is supported by a strong internal talent pipeline, with over 500 operators ready to move into new states and markets as the company expands.
17:22
Rick Pitcairn, chairman and chief global strategist at family office Pitcairn, stated that his role is to temper wealthy clients' desire to put too much money into single "shiny star" investments like SpaceX or private markets. He emphasized that while private credit and private markets have a role, they should be integrated into a diverse portfolio.
16:57
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16:51
Retirees may benefit from this week’s expected interest-rate hike by earning more on cash kept in CDs, high-yield savings accounts or money-market funds. However, these gains may be offset by higher interest rates on credit cards and overall higher costs of living.
16:49
Circle and Coinbase shares fell about 10%, weighing on crypto-linked equities,Bitcoin miners and treasury companies also declined.

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