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17:49
Austrian banking group Raiffeisen will provide digital asset access to its network banks, with Bitpanda supplying the necessary crypto infrastructure. This partnership could extend crypto trading services to approximately 18 million customers across 11 European markets.
17:45
Jefferies analysts stated that Thursday's meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping is unlikely to bring relief in the semiconductor or rare earth sectors. The most probable outcome is progress on the U.S.-China Trade Council, aimed at reducing tariffs on some products. Jefferies believes this could benefit industries such as Boeing aircraft, medical equipment, agriculture, and energy, while strategically sensitive areas are expected to remain unchanged.
17:44
Goldman Sachs has lowered its global smartphone shipment forecast, projecting 1.1 billion units in 2026, and 1.2 billion units in both 2027 and 2028. Despite weaker shipments, higher prices and premium devices are expected to drive market value to $624 billion in 2026 and $674 billion in 2028. Goldman Sachs remains optimistic about foldable phones, forecasting shipments to reach 77 million units by 2028.
17:40
Under the proposal, the bank would be required to hold 90% in top-tier capital against its foreign subsidiaries, down from 100% the government previously planned.
17:33
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday during the United Nations General Assembly that he supports banning U.S. diesel exports to help lower domestic fuel prices. However, analysts believe such a move could lead to reduced supply and simultaneously push up diesel prices. Trump stated that the administration would respond to this decision "very soon."
17:33
Economists at Nomura state that the new method Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh uses to gauge underlying inflation does not have better predictive power than core readings. Warsh revealed this method at his pivotal speech at Jackson Hole in August, which involves disaggregating the 199 individual components of the PCE (personal consumption expenditures) price measure.
17:31
Axios reports that the peace committee formed by Donald Trump plans to unveil a $2.45 billion recovery plan for the Gaza Strip.
17:28
U.S. Treasury yields were largely stable in early trading on Wednesday, with the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield at 4.963%, the 2-year Treasury yield at 4.771%, and the 30-year Treasury yield at 5.3%. Oil prices initially fell in early trading along with U.S. Treasury yields, but Brent crude futures later turned up 0.5% to $99.80 per barrel, while U.S. WTI crude remained down 0.3% at $90.28 per barrel. The fluctuation in oil prices was related to talks between U.S. and Iranian representatives at the United Nations General Assembly, with the market hoping for an easing of concerns about supply disruptions in the Middle East. Investors are also focusing on remarks from Federal Reserve officials, with Federal Reserve Governor Barr scheduled to speak on the economic outlook on Wednesday, following Boston Fed President Collins' warning that U.S. inflation could be "significantly" above the 2% target.
17:27
Tether co-founder Reeve Collins stated in an interview with Wu Blockchain that next-generation stablecoins will evolve into “Stablecoin 2.0,” characterized by reserve assets becoming fully transparent on-chain, yield being separated from the stablecoin itself, and programmable mechanisms enabling precise distribution to liquidity providers and participants in distribution channels. He also believes artificial intelligence will reshape the financial industry, with blockchain, stablecoins, and underlying protocols increasingly operating in the background to facilitate real-time global value and fund settlement.
17:27
Japanese stocks are expected to resume trading on Thursday, with Nikkei 225 futures already reflecting optimism, up about 2.5% from Friday's close. Local markets have been closed for the Silver Week holiday. Meanwhile, the yen is on course for a fourth day of losses against the dollar, raising concerns about potential currency intervention.
17:16
Approximately $16 billion in Bitcoin options are set to expire on Deribit at 08:00 UTC on Friday, September 25, with calls accounting for $9.6 billion and puts for $6.4 billion. This event will be immediately followed by two significant US economic releases—durable goods orders at 12:30 UTC and the University of Michigan consumer sentiment index at 14:00 UTC—and the settlement of CME's September Bitcoin futures at 15:00 UTC, all within a seven-hour window. Bitcoin is currently trading near $86,300, having climbed above $85,000 this week. Analysts note that this confluence of events could significantly impact hedging activities and market liquidity, especially given the recent rally and substantial inflows into US spot Bitcoin ETFs.
17:14
The whale still holds 1.69M CASHCAT tokens, valued at $285K, which are down $151K, and 8.59M 4STOCK tokens, valued at $127K, which are down $264K.
17:08
Oaktree Capital co-founder Howard Marks stated in his latest memo on Tuesday that the uncontrolled fiscal discipline in the U.S. is the fundamental reason for rising long-term interest rates, and that market intervention measures such as the Treasury's expanded long-bond buybacks are merely "treating the symptoms, not the disease." He emphasized that the current U.S. fiscal deficit, at approximately 6% of GDP, is an abnormally high level during an economic boom. He also noted that sticky inflation and the massive capital demands for AI infrastructure construction are jointly pushing up long-term interest rates. Marks believes the true solution lies in increasing fiscal responsibility, rather than market manipulation, and cited Warren Buffett's view that the U.S. fiscal deficit is unsustainable.
17:06
The European Central Bank (ECB) announced that 9.96 million people in Europe and beyond shared their views on the future design of euro banknotes through its public survey. ECB President Christine Lagarde stated that this impressive number demonstrates Europeans' strong interest in their future banknotes, and public participation in the redesign process is a crucial step in preparing for the next series of banknotes. The survey, conducted from July 23 to September 21, 2026, aimed to gather public opinions on ten shortlisted design themes under "European culture" and "rivers and birds." The ECB's Governing Council is expected to make a decision on the final design concept for future euro banknotes around the end of 2026, with the new banknotes anticipated to gradually enter circulation in the early 2030s.
17:04
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) will launch RMB-denominated gold futures early next year. Additionally, at a banking summit on Wednesday, speakers stated that the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) plans to introduce more RMB products and platforms to support the diversification and digitalization of RMB internationalization.
16:57
Bitcoin rose over 1% to approximately $87,200, while gold fell 0.4% to about $4,345 per ounce, as global markets remained in a highly sensitive wait-and-see mode.
16:57
The Nasdaq 100 Index hit its first all-time high since June, driven by chip stocks, as AI investment enthusiasm continues to heat up. Meta Platforms' new AI agent, Muse, has once again garnered market attention. Reports indicate that Meta has reached a cooperation agreement with Shopify, leading to a 7.1% single-day surge in Shopify's stock price. The Asia-Pacific stock index rose slightly by 0.1%, while the Euro Stoxx 50 Index opened up 0.48%. The German DAX Index rose 0.36%, the UK FTSE 100 Index rose 0.32%, the French CAC 40 Index rose 0.362%, and the South Korean Seoul Composite Index rose 0.49%.
16:55
The former head of the US government’s global flagship HIV program warned that the Trump administration’s cuts to health assistance risks reversing decades of progress in Africa against the virus that causes AIDS.
16:54
Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz has revisited the company's legal battle with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), stating he observed similar regulatory tactics in a high-profile US lawsuit outside the crypto sphere. Schwartz highlighted a case where a private manufacturer is challenging Connecticut state legislation restricting product sales, with the business arguing the state attorney general's office is deliberately refusing to clarify product legality criteria, creating impossible compliance conditions. Schwartz called these actions "grossly unfair," noting the government's strategy forces businesses to operate under rules where "you cannot possibly know whether you are complying with the law."
16:42
Boston Federal Reserve President Susan Collins stated that there is "an increased likelihood" of inflation staying "notably" above the Federal Reserve's 2% target. She explained her reasoning for backing the Fed's quarter-point interest rate hike last week, writing in a LinkedIn post that a "somewhat more restrictive federal funds rate will help ensure that inflation durably returns to target."
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16:28
Integrated oil giant BP has lagged its closest rivals over the last three to five years, but now one leading Wall Street firm says it’s time to buy the beleaguered company.
16:25
BitMEX officially ended exchange operations after more than 11 years, while withdrawals remain open as the crypto derivatives platform urges users to remove their funds.

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