A report finds that a two-key breach could allow hackers to gain control of $91 billion in USDT. The finding highlights potential security risks in stablecoin custody infrastructure.
South Korea's dismissal of U.S. congressional allegations that it discriminated against U.S.-based Coupang is straining bilateral ties. The dispute is adding to new U.S. tariff pressure on South Korea.
A Wall Street analyst projects a top cryptocurrency could reach $1 million per token by 2033. The article notes a prolonged crypto winter has persisted for much of the year.
Micron is scheduled to report fiscal Q4 earnings during September, historically the market's weakest month. Micron stock has declined in five of the past nine Septembers.
French stocks struggled for direction as escalating Middle East tensions and rising oil prices dampened sentiment. The CAC 40 was little changed in Monday morning trading.
Both hedge funds and mutual funds increased positions in select fintech stocks last quarter. The article interprets this institutional buying as a positive signal for investors.
More than 20 business organisations have written to John Swinney urging him to abandon a proposed legal cap on some food and drink prices. The groups argue the measure would be ineffective.
The S&P 500 advanced in recent weeks, supported by strong corporate earnings. The article examines historical patterns to assess what August gains may imply for the rest of the year.
PCE inflation has accelerated this year, which the article attributes to policy decisions including tariffs and actions toward Iran. The stock market is signaling concern over these developments.
German stocks fell on Monday as rising oil prices, driven by an escalation in the U.S.-Iran conflict, fueled concerns about inflation and the global economic outlook. A hawkish tone from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh at the Jackson Hole symposium added to market unease.