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  • European equities fell as Spain's IBEX 35 and the Netherlands' AEX closed lower, led by losses in financials, tech and consumer sectors.
  • IonQ shares dropped 9% after a short-seller report alleged lost Pentagon funding and a $54.6m 2025 bookings shortfall, pressuring revenue outlook.
  • Algonquin Power flagged as a 2026 trade idea, trading near highs with roughly 3.96% yield and potential rerating on rate-case outcomes.
  • Founder and ex-CEO of First Brands pleaded not guilty to an indictment alleging an eight-year fraud that led to Chapter 11.
  • Human Rights Watch reported the Trump administration eroded U.S. democratic checks and balances, reversing global democratic indicators.
  • Pope Leo is very likely to visit Peru in November or early December, with Chiclayo expected to be included.
  • Microsoft named Hayete Gallot executive VP for security while Charlie Bell shifts to an engineering quality role reporting to CEO Nadella.

Latest Articles

Societe Generale Highlights Potential Reversal in USD/JPY Downtrend

Societe Generale Highlights Potential Reversal in USD/JPY Downtrend

The Japanese yen, having weakened to an 18-month low against the U.S. dollar, faces scrutiny from Societe Generale regarding whether its depreciation has reached its final phase. Discussions center around potential shifts in fiscal policy and parliamentary schedules influenced by political developments in Japan, suggesting that current currency mov…

Societe Generale Questions Dollar-Yen Decline as Yen Dips to 18-Month Low

Societe Generale Questions Dollar-Yen Decline as Yen Dips to 18-Month Low

The Japanese yen has experienced significant depreciation against the U.S. dollar in 2024, reaching an 18-month low. Societe Generale analysts challenge the assumption that this decline will continue unabated, pointing to shifts in market sentiment and fiscal policy developments that could indicate a potential reversal or trading opportunity.

Treasury Secretary Highlights Discrepancy in Korean Won's Recent Depreciation Relative to Economic Fundamentals

Treasury Secretary Highlights Discrepancy in Korean Won's Recent Depreciation Relative to Economic Fundamentals

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent addressed the recent decline in the Korean won, emphasizing that its depreciation does not align with South Korea's robust economic fundamentals. Following discussions with South Korean Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol, Bessent reiterated the importance of stable foreign exchange markets and the strong bilateral …

U.S. Treasury Chief Highlights Discrepancies in Won’s Recent Decline Relative to South Korea’s Economic Status

U.S. Treasury Chief Highlights Discrepancies in Won’s Recent Decline Relative to South Korea’s Economic Status

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent emphasized that the recent depreciation of the South Korean won is inconsistent with the nation’s strong economic fundamentals. In discussions with South Korean Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol, Bessent expressed concerns over excessive fluctuations in the foreign exchange market and reiterated the importance of …

US Treasury Official Highlights Misalignment in Korean Won's Recent Decline

US Treasury Official Highlights Misalignment in Korean Won's Recent Decline

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent addressed the downturn of the Korean won, asserting it deviates from South Korea's solid economic fundamentals. After discussions with South Korean Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol concerning currency volatility and bilateral economic cooperation, the won reversed a series of losses, reflecting improved investor …

Snap Election Plans by Japanese PM Weigh on Yen

Snap Election Plans by Japanese PM Weigh on Yen

The Japanese yen experienced depreciation after Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced intentions to hold an early election next month to consolidate her political support. This announcement led to notable currency fluctuations, with the dollar retreating from recent highs near the psychologically significant 160 yen mark. Analysts attribute the y…

Yen Faces Pressure Amid Japanese Snap Election Plans

Yen Faces Pressure Amid Japanese Snap Election Plans

The Japanese yen depreciated following Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s announcement of a snap election aimed at consolidating her political authority. Market reactions saw the yen weaken against the U.S. dollar, retreating from key resistance levels, as speculation over potential monetary and fiscal policy impacts intensified.

Japan’s Yen Faces Pressure Amid Takaichi’s Snap Election Announcement

Japan’s Yen Faces Pressure Amid Takaichi’s Snap Election Announcement

The Japanese yen declined following Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s announcement of a snap election planned for next month. Market participants interpret this political maneuver as likely to promote looser monetary and fiscal policies, thereby undermining the currency. While the yen initially dropped sharply, cautious trading and speculation of pot…

Dollar Holds Steady Ahead of Inflation Data While Yen Drops to 18-Month Low

Dollar Holds Steady Ahead of Inflation Data While Yen Drops to 18-Month Low

The U.S. dollar maintained stability following recent declines as markets anticipate crucial inflation figures, while the Japanese yen fell to its weakest point in a year and a half influenced by upcoming political developments and fiscal strategies. Key inflation data from the U.S. will shape near-term currency trends. Market attention also center…

Dollar Holds Steady as Yen Falls to 18-Month Low

Dollar Holds Steady as Yen Falls to 18-Month Low

The U.S. dollar maintained stability following recent declines, while the Japanese yen weakened significantly reaching its lowest in a year and a half. Key inflation figures and geopolitical developments influenced investor sentiment, with Federal Reserve policy expectations and potential political shifts in Japan playing pivotal roles.

Dollar Holds Steady Ahead of Inflation Reports as Yen Hits 18-Month Low

Dollar Holds Steady Ahead of Inflation Reports as Yen Hits 18-Month Low

The U.S. dollar remained stable Wednesday prior to fresh inflation data release, while the Japanese yen weakened to its lowest point in a year and a half amid political uncertainty. Core U.S. consumer inflation slightly missed expectations, prompting careful market observation as additional economic indicators are awaited. The dollar's stability re…

Bitcoin Surges Past $96,000 Amid Strategy Inc’s Significant Acquisition While Market Sentiment Remains Mixed

Bitcoin Surges Past $96,000 Amid Strategy Inc’s Significant Acquisition While Market Sentiment Remains Mixed

Bitcoin's price climbed notably after Strategy Inc announced a substantial $1.3 billion purchase of the currency, marking its largest acquisition since July 2025. This move boosted Bitcoin to over $96,000, a two-month peak. Meanwhile, data signals subdued retail interest within the U.S., echoed by Coinbase trading at a discount. Institutional deman…