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16:42

White House Denies Blocking Democratic SEC and CFTC Commissioner Nominations

The White House has denied allegations that the Trump administration is blocking Democratic commissioner nominations to the SEC and CFTC, stating it has already requested Democratic recommendations for the vacancies. According to a White House letter to Senate leaders, the administration said it "has not received names in response" to those requests. The dispute has gained attention as the SEC and CFTC are expected to play central roles in enforcing any final U.S. digital asset market structure
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16:42

Strategy Publishes Bitcoin-Based Credit Rating Model; 30-Year Dividend Sustainability at $62K BTC

This week, Strategy announced the launch of a Bitcoin-based credit rating model available on its official website. The model allows users to assess credit risk for Strategy's common stock (MSTR) and preferred stock (STRC) by inputting Bitcoin price, volatility, and annual rate of return. According to the model parameters, if BTC trades at $62,000 with 40% volatility, Strategy's dividends could be sustained for approximately 30 years. Founder Michael Saylor stated that Bitcoin, as an observable a
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16:33

Hyundai Completes First Live Stablecoin Remittance, Transfers $20,000 via USDT on Avalanche in 7 Minutes

According to Avalanche, Hyundai Card and Hyundai Motor Company completed their first live cross-border stablecoin remittance on July 9, transferring $20,000 via USDT on the Avalanche blockchain to settle funds between Hyundai Motor America and its Mexican subsidiary. The pilot took approximately seven minutes to complete, compared with three to four hours typically required for conventional intercompany bank transfers. The transfer involved converting U.S. dollars into USDT, transferring the sta
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16:31

Iran Warns U.S. Against Further Military 'Adventurism' on Thursday

According to Jin10, Iran's Foreign Ministry warned the U.S. on Thursday not to pursue further military "adventurism" after accusing American attacks of violating the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding. Iran's Revolutionary Guard Navy stated that U.S. strikes and interference in Hormuz Strait transit adjustments are disrupting the strategic waterway's reopening process. The Guard cautioned that any further American intervention would trigger "devastating counterattacks."
16:29

Mexico's Central Bank Keeps Benchmark Rate at 6.50% on June 25, Cites Inflation Risks

According to its June 25 monetary policy meeting minutes, Mexico's central bank Banxico kept its benchmark interest rate at 6.50% unchanged. The policy committee stated that maintaining the current rate remains appropriate given near-term economic challenges. Most Banxico board members indicated inflation risks remain tilted to the upside, though recent price declines were driven by non-core inflation components.
16:27

Swift Readies Blockchain Ledger with 17 Banks for 24/7 Token Transfers on Thursday

According to an announcement on Thursday, Swift said 17 banks across six continents are preparing to use its blockchain-based ledger for tokenized deposit transfers. Participating institutions include Global Systemically Important Banks such as Citi, HSBC, BNY, Wells Fargo, BNP Paribas, Standard Chartered, and UBS. The ledger enables banks to move tokenized deposits overnight and on weekends, though ultimate fiat settlement still relies on legacy systems operating during business hours. Swift no
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16:23

Bitwise CIO Predicts Institutional Capital Will Be Bigger Bitcoin Buyer Than MicroStrategy on July 8

According to Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan, on July 8, institutional capital will become the next major Bitcoin buyer, surpassing MicroStrategy (Nasdaq: MSTR) as the dominant marginal source of demand for BTC. Hougan noted that MicroStrategy, which held 843,775 BTC and was historically the largest Bitcoin accumulator, is no longer the primary source of marginal capital. "The next marginal buyer is the end boss of investing... It's institutional capital," Hougan stated. MicroStrate
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16:23

New York Fed's Williams Calls Inflation 'Far Too High' Today

According to New York Federal Reserve President John Williams, inflation remains at a "far too high" level, as stated during a market liquidity workshop on July 9 (U.S. Eastern Time). Williams emphasized that the Federal Reserve continues to focus on price stability risks and noted that the labor market remains in very stable condition, indicating that risks are tilted more toward inflation.
16:22

30-Year U.S. Treasury Yields Break Above 5%, Repricing Phase Begins: PGIM

According to PGIM co-chief investment officer Gregory Peters, 30-year U.S. Treasury yields have recently broken above 5%, prompting investors to reassess what constitutes attractive yield levels. Peters, speaking on Bloomberg Television, attributed the move to increased bond issuance from artificial intelligence and hyperscale cloud service providers, combined with rising U.S. fiscal deficits. He stated this marks the beginning of a repricing cycle, with long-end yields likely to face further pr
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16:22

ASIC Cancels Trive's Australian Financial Services License After Operations Ceased

According to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), Trive Financial Services Australia Pty Ltd had its Australian Financial Services license cancelled after the company ceased conducting financial services business in the country. The regulator said the company had agreed to stop onboarding new Australian clients in April 2025 following ASIC's identification of serious deficiencies in its processes during an industry-wide CFD market review. ASIC's examination of 52 licensed
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16:22

German 2-Year Bund Yields Fall 6.1 Basis Points on Thursday

On Thursday (July 9), German 2-year government bond yields dropped 6.1 basis points to 2.647% in European market close, marking the day's largest decline among major maturity segments. The 10-year Bund yield fell 0.8 basis points to 3.084%, while the 30-year yield declined 1.5 basis points to 3.626%. The 2/10-year yield curve steepened by 5.096 basis points to 43.209 basis points.
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U.S. Stocks Open Higher on July 9 as Semiconductor Index Jumps 5.13%

According to Yonhapnews, on July 9, U.S. stocks opened higher as semiconductor stocks rallied. As of 9:51 AM ET, the S&P 500 rose 0.31% to 7,506.06, the Nasdaq climbed 0.48% to 25,994.79, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.05% to 52,372.89. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index surged 5.13%, led by Rambus up 10.49%, Western Digital up 8.01%, Micron up 7.78%, and Seagate Technology up 7.69%. Escalating U.S.-Iran tensions capped market upside. The U.S. Central Command struck approximatel
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ECB's Nagel Calls for Restraint on Interest Rate Guidance Amid Geopolitical Uncertainty

According to Slovenian media Delo, European Central Bank Governing Council member Joachim Nagel called for restraint when discussing monetary policy, citing ongoing geopolitical uncertainty. Nagel stated that policymakers should avoid speculating on the central bank's next moves and instead adopt a meeting-by-meeting decision approach based on available data at each gathering. The ECB will hold its next policy meeting in July, followed by a September session where new economic scenarios will be
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16:13

KOSPI Leveraged Products Trigger Extreme Volatility: 56% of Trading Days Show 3%+ Swings in 30 Days

According to Korea Exchange, leveraged products linked to Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix triggered extreme volatility in KOSPI on July 9, with the index swinging over 6% intraday before closing up 0.62% at 7,291.91. Since their introduction on May 27, single-stock leveraged products have amplified market turbulence, with 16 of 30 trading days recording swings exceeding 3%, compared to just 9 days for all of 2025, according to NH Investment & Securities analysis. Trading in Samsung and SK Hynix
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