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Financial markets are blind to the economic costs of biodiversity loss, leaving several countries at risk of defaulting on debt, according to new research published in Nature. While environmental degradation is recognized as a serious financial risk, sovereign debt markets currently have no way ...
The Trump administration proposed new rules Wednesday for regulating prediction markets, seeking to clarify what types of events can be listed for trading on the platforms.
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While markets watch the Strait of Hormuz, strong demand for coal, infrastructure materials, and other commodities continues to support dry bulk shipping. Stamatis Tsantanis, CEO of Seanergy Maritime and United Maritime, discusses the global demand outlook on 'Bloomberg Open Interest.
Proposed CFTC rules would forbid markets where an outcome could be impacted by war or assassination, even when conflict isn’t mentioned.
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Robinhood’s new IPO underwriter role comes as SpaceX prepares a record-breaking public offering, with retail brokers and crypto-native derivatives platforms racing to shape price discovery and access.
The proposed rules from the commission will now face a public comment period.
The gambling business is familiar territory for Donald Trump and his family.
New data is putting investors on edge, especially over the prospect that the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates to blunt rising prices.
Kalshi's new rules force traders to disclose their employers before trading high-risk markets flagged for insider trading or manipulation.
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“The same insider trade that improves the accuracy of the price today can reduce the participation that makes the price informative tomorrow,” said Balbinder Singh Gill.
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But rebounds aside, red flags from BofA are warning of underlying danger in US stocks.
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Stocks resumed their slide as technology shares remained under pressure and investors trimmed positions ahead of a key inflation reading in the US. Gold dropped.
Asian stocks dropped as technology shares remained under pressure and tensions in the Middle East escalated after US forces struck Iran. Crude oil edged up.
A flare-up in geopolitical tensions spurred a rally in oil and drove stocks lower, with the market also rattled by a renewed selloff in some the world’s largest technology companies.
A flare-up in geopolitical tensions spurred a rally in oil and drove stocks lower, with Wall Street also rattled by a renewed selloff in some the world’s largest technology companies.
Asian equities were set to fall as tensions escalated in the Middle East after US forces struck Iran, while technology stocks remained under pressure on Wall Street. Crude oil climbed.
A relatively tame inflation report brought a degree of relief to Wall Street, but left stocks wavering amid heightened geopolitical tensions that are keeping energy costs elevated and threatening further price pressures.
Technology stocks were set to pull US equities lower for a second straight session as traders prepared for an inflation report that is expected to show the highest reading in more than three years.