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Anthropic IPO Valuation Drops 40% to $1.2-1.3 Trillion on Nov 6

According to Bloomberg on November 6, potential investors are revising Anthropic's IPO valuation expectations to $1.2 trillion to $1.3 trillion, down 40% from prior estimates of $2 trillion. The Financial Times separately reported investors expect Anthropic's valuation to approach $1.5
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09:22
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Brent Crude Falls Over 16% to $98.32 on US-Iran Deal Bets

According to CNBC, Brent crude futures fell more than 16 percent this week, settling at $98.32 per barrel on Friday, November 6, as markets priced in a potential U.S.-Iran nuclear deal following the Democratic sweep in U.S. midterm elections. WTI crude gained 31 cents to $90.83. Iran reportedly transmitted a nuclear proposal to Washington through Qatar, with conditions including an end to the U.S. naval blockade, sanctions relief, and unfrozen assets. Despite the negotiations, tanker attacks in
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09:09
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SOL Futures Accounts Run 78.2% Long Near $90 on November 7

According to COINOTAG, 78.2% of accounts on the largest Solana (SOL) perpetual futures market held long contracts as of 08:00 UTC on Saturday, November 7, derivatives account-ratio data shows. SOL traded at $90.31, up 0.61% over the prior 24
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U.S. Sanctions Two Chinese Companies for Allegedly Supplying Equipment to Cuba's Military on November 5

According to the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), on November 5, the U.S. sanctioned two Chinese companies—China Electronics Import and Export Corporation (CEIEC) and Beijing H&C Technologies—for allegedly supplying military equipment and components to Cuban armed forces through a Cuban military procurement company. CEIEC was designated for providing defense electronics and security systems, while Beijing H&C Technologies was sanctioned for supplying surveillan
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U.S. and EU Plan to Resume China Policy Dialogue in Early December After 2-Year Halt

According to Hong Kong's South China Morning Post on November 7, citing multiple sources, the United States and European Union plan to resume their China policy dialogue in early December, marking the first meeting since September 2024. The dialogue, which had been suspended for over two years, is expected to be led by U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Allison Hooker. Past discussions between the two sides have covered topics including China's excess capacity, non-market economic practices, economi
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