The Canadian dollar is dancing a bit these days. It's moving against the American greenback. Eyes are fixed on the upcoming US employment figures. The USD/CAD rate? About 1.3750. The US dollar seems slightly weak.
We're waiting. 80,000 new jobs in September in the United States? Maybe. That's important. That could move the Fed.
In Canada, new developments. The government is releasing the wallet. It wants to help local producers. Steel, aluminum, auto - they are suffering from US tariffs. We are trying to make them more competitive.
Business discussions continue. Canada-USA, a real

BlackRock, the asset management giant, is playing it safe. In 2025, no craziness with alternative crypto ETFs. They are sticking to Bitcoin and Ethereum. That's their thing.
Others, on the other hand, venture. There is talk of ETFs for Cardano, Polkadot, Chainlink. It excites some investors.
Cardano is somewhat the star of the moment. Rumors of an ETF, an improving ecosystem. It's intriguing. Polkadot holds strong. Experts see potential in it. Chainlink is also making headlines. Positive news, a possible ETF?
BlackRock, it's curious. They are sticking to their positions. In a fast-

Copart, the giant of online car auctions, has unveiled its figures for the last quarter of 2025. Not bad at all. Earnings per share rose by 24.2%. Impressive.
Revenue? Up by 5.2%. We're talking about 1.1 billion dollars. Just that. Profits have skyrocketed even faster.
On the revenue side, it's mixed. Services are improving, vehicle sales are declining a bit. But Copart is managing its costs well. Smart.
The company is expanding. More than 250 sites in 11 countries now. 4 million vehicles processed in 2025. Copart is investing. Technology, geographical expansion. Things are happening.

Recently, the trend of EUR/CHF continues to be followed, especially after two consecutive days of rise. On Thursday, the euro against the Swiss franc climbed to about 0.9381 during the European trading session. The reason behind this fluctuation is related to Switzerland's relatively weak inflation data and the eurozone's retail sales data falling short of expectations. Against this backdrop, investors are reassessing the monetary policy directions of both sides.
Switzerland's Consumer Price Index (CPI) remained at an annual growth rate of 0.2% in August, in line with expectations,

The euro seems to have a bit of room to climb. But exceeding 1.1790 against the greenback? Not so sure. Quek Ser Leang and Peter Chia from UOB Group think it could rise, within a certain limit.
Today, the euro could rise slightly. Reaching 1.1790? Unlikely. The support is at 1.1745. Below 1.1725, the bullish momentum would fade.
Over the next 1 to 3 weeks, the same tune. The euro could rise, but within a range of 1.1650-1.1790. Beyond 1.1790? It might open the way towards 1.1830.
The EUR/USD rate is currently around 1.1608. A decrease of 0.24% over 24 hours. Over the month, it's about -1.0

The large inflows and outflows of ETFs are almost a turbulence that even cavemen can feel, especially when you mix Crypto Assets and this financial magic called ETF together, things get even more interesting. The inflows and outflows of ETFs are not directly tied to Bitcoin prices, but are an indicator of the popularity of a specific ETF. Sometimes these indicators react completely contrary to the coin prices, which is quite confusing.
So, what exactly are the inflows and outflows of an ETF? Simply put, it refers to how much money is coming in and out of a fund. Although these numbers do not d

The Japanese value-focused ETF, an attractive option. It targets undervalued stocks in the world's second-largest stock market. Interesting for international diversification.
These funds seem more stable than their technology counterparts. They often group traditional companies. Industry, finance, consumer goods - well-established sectors.
Easy access to the Japanese market. No need to choose individual stocks. Convenient for novices.
Japan has performed well recently. Economic reforms, loose monetary policy. But beware of risks. Exchange rate fluctuations can be surprising.
In the long te

Bill Ackman has recently gained attention because his investments in two high-tech companies have revealed his strategic intentions. As these companies continue to make breakthroughs in the AI field, Ackman could become the next Warren Buffett. Unlike Buffett, who established Berkshire Hathaway's success through insurance, Ackman seems poised to expand his achievements in the tech sector.
Currently, Ackman's investments in Amazon and Uber account for 9% and 21% of his fund, respectively. Amazon is strengthening its market leadership in e-commerce and cloud computing by leveraging AI. T