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🇨🇳 China says there are no winners in a tariff war.


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Qatar and the United Arab Emirates join U.S.‑led tech supply chain initiative, aimed at strengthening semiconductor and advanced technology resilience in the face of rising global strategic competition.


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India is introducing stricter KYC requirements for crypto platforms.

New users will now need to provide a live selfie, bank account verification, geolocation data, and additional documents during registration.

Authorities say the measures are aimed at improving oversight, tax collection, and compliance, arguing that cryptocurrencies make financial monitoring more difficult.

The move signals continued regulatory pressure on crypto in India, with a strong focus on control and transparency over user privacy.


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🇮🇷 Iran has sold nearly $3 billion worth of missiles to 🇷🇺 Russia since the Ukraine war began.


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Why Markets Continue to Rise Amid Intensifying Fed-Trump Clash

U.S. stocks are climbing even as pressure mounts on Fed Chair Powell and discussions about the independence of the Federal Reserve make headlines again.

After an initial decline, equities rebounded as investors took the opportunity to buy on weakness.

The Dow, SP 500, and Nasdaq all increased, indicating that the markets are viewing the political turmoil as a trading opportunity rather than a fundamental threat.

The sentiment appears to be more about “hedging America” than “selling America.”

While the dollar has weakened, Treasury auctions have experienced strong demand, and long-term yields have stabilized.

Foreign investors are still purchasing U.S. bonds, which suggests a strategy of hedging rather than a flight of capital.

Powell's statement over the weekend, which described the possibility of criminal charges as unprecedented and framed it as pressure for political compliance, briefly raised uncertainty.

Nevertheless, investors seem to be focusing on economic fundamentals and the expectation that interest rate cuts could occur later this year.

For now, while politics may be adding some volatility, it is not altering the overall trend.

Dip buyers are still in control.


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Top 5 countries doing business with Iran:

1. China 🇨🇳
2. UAE 🇦🇪
3. Turkey 🇹🇷
4. Iraq 🇮🇶
5. India 🇮🇳


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🐈 US CPI in 1 hour at 08:30 AM ET

• Expected
~2.7% YoY

• If CPI prints above 2.7%, inflation looks stickier, rate cuts get delayed, and risk assets may face pressure.

• If CPI prints below 2.7%, disinflation gains momentum, cuts get priced in faster, and risk usually reacts positively.

A print near expectations likely keeps markets in the current range until the next macro trigger.

How will the market react?

👍 Up
🔥 Flat
👎 Down


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🇺🇸Bank of America says criminal investigation into Fed Chair Jerome Powell could delay interest rate cuts.


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