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PHC Holdings surge to near 4-year high after Toho takeover proposal confirmed
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India Inc. Faces Higher Borrowing Costs as Short-Term Yields Surge
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Asian stocks dip, bonds in focus after torrid September
Reserve Bank of Australia Reports Mortgage Holders Resilient Amid Housing Price Declines
Bank of Japan Signals Potential for Further Rate Hikes Amid Mixed Economic Indicators
Mongolian Stocks Beat Everybody on Commodity Boom
Australia's Trade Surplus Declines to A$495 Million Amid Surge in Data Center Equipment Imports
Japan business mood reaches 8-year high, bolsters case for BOJ hikes
U.S. Pressure Campaign Leaves Iranian Tankers Stranded in Asian Waters
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Australia trade surplus shrinks to A$495 million in August, misses forecasts
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Japan’s Biggest Firms Remain Confident Even as BOJ Raises Rates
Gold little changed after 6% September slide as softer U.S. PCE cuts Fed hike bets
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Trump Unveils $200 Billion in South Korean Energy Investments
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Oil prices barely changed as investors assess US-Iran peace talks and Gulf exports
Oil holds gains as Middle East supply risks persist
CFTC Proposes Rules to Say Prediction Markets Are Not Gambling
America’s prediction markets regulator has submitted two rules for White House review as it battles states over industry oversight.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) rules, the subject of a report Wednesday (Sept. 30) by CoinDesk, would connect event contracts to the regulatory definition of swaps, and establish that they’re not related to gambling.
As CoinDesk notes, the CFTC has “fully embraced” its role as prediction markets’ federal watchdog. The commission has launched a campaign to oversee companies like Kalshi while also fending off pushback from states that claim they have the authority to regulate event contracts as gambling.
A federal court decision last week found Kalshi’s sports-tied contracts are not swaps and are subject to state gambling laws, siding with the states of Ohio and Tennessee.
“The ruling strikes at both pillars of Kalshi’s legal strategy,” PYMNTS wrote earlier this week. “The court found that Kalshi’s sports contracts do not meet the Commodity Exchange Act’s definition of a swap and therefore do not fall within the CFTC’s exclusive jurisdiction. It also held that, even if the contracts qualified as swaps, the CEA does not expressly or implicitly preempt Ohio and Tennessee gambling laws.”
According to CoinDesk, the latest CFTC moves would argue against such rulings by creating a clearer definition for swaps, which are commission-regulated financial instruments where two parties agree to an exchange.
The proposed rule would extend the regulatory definition of swaps to include event contracts, traded on popular platforms including Kalshi, Polymarket, Crypto.com and Robinhood, CoinDesk said. The commission is also proposing an “interim final rule” that would remove “casino-style gambling products” from what can constitute a swap.
The report added that both rules were received this week by the White House’s Office of Management and Budget, where a review is typically the last step on the road to submitting rules for public comment.
Meanwhile, a report last week by Bloomberg News said bank regulators and federal lawmakers are worried about the appearance of contracts on prediction market Polymarket tied to the likelihood of bank failures.
The contracts have drawn scrutiny in Washington due to concerns that they could increase in volume and help lead to a bank run, that they could encourage bad actors to fuel a panic and that it could lead to insider trading on the platform.
Source: PYMNTS.com