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Japan to Ease Crypto Rules, Banks Could Soon Trade or Store Bitcoin Under FSA Proposal
Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) is weighing a landmark reform that would let domestic banks buy, hold, trade, and custody Bitcoin and crypto, treating them more like stocks or government bonds under a unified, prudential framework.Bitcoinist
Tue, Oct 21
Oil declines on oversupply fears
Oct 21 (Reuters) - Oil prices fell on Tuesday on concerns about excess supply and risks to demand stemming from tensions between the U.S. and China, the world's top two oil consumers, even as President Donald Trump said he expected to reach a trade deal.Reuters
Tue, Oct 21
Wall St ends sharply higher as earnings optimism fuels risk appetite
NEW YORK, Oct 20 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks jumped on Monday with finance and technology shares providing much of the upside muscle, as upbeat quarterly earnings results revived risk appetite and investors grew less fearful about regional bank credit quality.Reuters
Tue, Oct 21
EXCLUSIVE-Wide-ranging group of US officials pursues Trump's fight against ‘Deep State’
WASHINGTON, Oct 20 (Reuters) - A group of dozens of officials from across the federal government, including U.S. intelligence officers, has been helping to steer President Donald Trump's drive for retribution against his perceived enemies, according to government records and a source familiar with tReuters
Tue, Oct 21
Bitcoin bounces back to $111,000, ending a two-week slump and lifting crypto stocks
Bitcoin climbed back to $111,000 on Monday, putting an end to a rough two-week stretch that had traders on edge. The rebound pushed up crypto-related stocks across the board, calming fears that October’s pullback was the start of a deeper correction.Cryptopolitan
Tue, Oct 21
Trump said he expects a “fantastic trade deal” with China by the end of the month despite the ongoing tariff war
Donald Trump, speaking from the White House on Monday, said a “fantastic trade deal” with China is coming soon. The U.S. president told reporters that negotiations were heading in the right direction and that he expected a full agreement to be reached by the end of the month.Cryptopolitan
Tue, Oct 21
TRADING DAY-Another wave of 'buy the dip'
ORLANDO, Florida, Oct 20 (Reuters) - Wall Street and most global equity benchmarks rose sharply on Monday, as optimism around U.S. earnings and easing global trade tensions offset some of last week's worries over frothy asset prices, private credit markets and U.S. regional banks.Reuters
Tue, Oct 21
Australian rare earths, critical minerals shares rally after US-Australia supply agreement
SYDNEY, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Some Australian rare earths and critical minerals companies saw their share prices jump on Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signed a critical minerals agreement.Reuters
Tue, Oct 21
BHP bets on iron ore resilience despite China slowdown; Q1 output misses
Oct 21 (Reuters) - BHP Group BHP.AX on Tuesday struck an upbeat note on global iron ore demand even as it warned of cooling growth in China, while first-quarter output for the steelmaking element slightly missed estimates on maintenance works at Port Hedland.Reuters
Tue, Oct 21
Apple Back in the Wall Street Spotlight! iPhone 17 Sales Exceed Expectations, Fueling New Stock High
TradingKey – Several top-tier Wall Street institutions have recently resumed a bullish stance on Apple, while research firms report “reversal-style” strong sales data for the iPhone 17 series — propelling Apple’s stock to a new high of $259.87 per share, with its market capitalization reaching $3.85
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Mon, Oct 20
Morgan Stanley Cautions: Trade Tensions and Slowing Earnings Revisions Pose Short-Term Risks for Stock Market
TradingKey - Morgan Stanley recently reported that the stock market continues to face risks from trade tensions and a slowdown in earnings revisions. Investors are advised to remain cautious in the short term.TradingKey
Mon, Oct 20
Gold consolidates after record rally, focus on US-China talks
Oct 20 (Reuters) - Gold prices inched higher on Monday after a record rally, supported by expectations of more U.S. rate cuts and safe-haven demand linked to the government shutdown in Washington, while investors awaited cues from upcoming U.S.-China trade talks.
Reuters
Mon, Oct 20
