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Japan's Economic Growth Slows Amid Persistent Price Pressures
China's Xi Emphasizes Peaceful Coexistence with the U.S.
Oil slips 1% after sharp gains amid U.S-Iran diplomacy doubts
Amaero postpones U.S. IPO citing adverse market conditions
Japan private-sector growth slows in September as PMI cools to four-month low- S&P
Japan’s factory activity growth slows in September, PMI shows
China's Xi Urges Cooperation with the U.S. for Stable Relations
Bond Selloff Extends as Fed Rate-Hike Bets Build: Markets Wrap
Meta debuts new handheld device dedicated to using Muse
Australia says OpenAI agent hacked into government website
Bangladesh Orders 11 More Boeing Jets to Strengthen US Trade Relations
Chinese President Xi Jinping Optimistic About Upcoming U.S. Visit
Japan’s Nikkei Rises as AI Catchup Rally Outweighs Yield Worries
Epstein’s Accountant and Lawyer Are Said to Be Under Federal Investigation
Stitch Fix AI Try-Ons Drive Surge in Shopper Spend
Japan's Ministry of Finance Considers Reducing Bond Issuance Amid Easing Scarcity
Mark Zuckerberg unveils AI ‘charm’ device that can fit on a keychain
U.S. Treasury Secretary Comments on Flight Restrictions Impacting Iran
Meta debuts camera-free smart glasses at $349 to tackle privacy concerns
SoftBank issues $11.1 billion in bonds in OpenAI financing push
Amsterdam-Based Fintech Duqu Secures €1.5 Million to Address Late Payment Issues in Europe
People's Bank of China Expected to Set USD/CNY Reference Rate at 6.7184
Trump Advocates for Elections in Venezuela During UN Meeting
U.S., China agree to extend trade truce until January, Bessent says
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Japan's Nikkei Futures Increase While 10-Year JGB Futures Decline
Venezuela’s Rodriguez promises elections to transition to ’full democracy’
Microsoft to Revise 2030 Climate Goals Amid Rising AI Data Center Power Demand
Saudi start-up launches AI stockpicking app
Saudi Red Sea oil stocks slump after pipeline attack
Ceer’s EV gamble meets China’s price war
Meta Unveils 3 Smart Glasses With Built-In A.I.
HSBC relocates board meeting to London from Dubai- FT
U.S. Lawmakers Propose Restrictions on AI Chip Exports to China Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit
U.S. Senate Democrats Push for Export Control Votes on Semiconductor Legislation
US oil industry pushes back against diesel export ban
L.A. Comes to Grips With a Studio Merger Many Didn’t Want
US, China agree to extend trade truce by two months, work on bigger deal, Bessent says
Politicians and rank-and-file workers who feared a Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery deal now hope concessions in a settlement with state attorneys general will soften the impact
EU Council President Urges Iran to Resume IAEA Cooperation and Restore Navigation Rights
US stocks fall as 10-year Treasury yield hits highest since 2007
Atum Launches Open Payments Network with $13.5 Million Funding
US Treasury Secretary Denies Reports of Role as AI Czar Under Trump
Barry Diller abandons $18bn takeover bid for MGM Resorts
Trustly Reduces Workforce by 25% Amid Cost-Cutting Measures
Anthropic's Claude AI Identifies New Enzyme System with CRISPR-like Features
Asian Bonds Drop on Inflation Jitters as Oil Gains: Markets Wrap
Judge questions Trump’s process for banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico
MyComplianceOffice Secures Over $100 Million in Strategic Investment
Goldman Sachs Adjusts Gold Forecast Amid Federal Reserve Rate Hikes
Trump plans grand spectacle for Xi as US says trade truce extended
Meta opens Connect conference as camera-free smart glasses expected
Shipping Stocks Eclipse Chips in Asia as Freight Rates Jump
Meta Plans to Generate Revenue from Muse Through Transaction Fees
Cancer-screen blood test wins tepid support from US drug advisory panel
Banks Put Transaction Data to Work in Commerce Media
How the Panama Canal Became a 50-Mile Waterway With a $5 Million Ticket Price
Chinese Carmakers May Take More Than 10% of US Market if Let In
Bitcoin and Ether ETFs See Significant Inflows, Marking Positive Trend for 2026
US FAA says error messages in telecommunications circuit prompted shift to backup on Sunday
Australia says OpenAI agent breached government health data portal
Chinese President Xi Jinping Begins State Visit to the United States
Former SEC Regulator on Private Market Access
Market Anticipates Additional Federal Reserve Rate Hikes Amid Economic Signals
Altman and Amodei Call for Global AI Guardrails at UN
Qatar Insurance and ASR strengthen ties to expand Africa, developing markets footprint
U.S. Stocks and Treasuries Decline Amid Rising Crude Oil Prices
Asian Stocks, Bonds to Slide on Inflation Jitters: Markets Wrap
Barry Diller withdraws bid for MGM Resorts, WSJ reports
US Administration Considers Promoting Dollar Stablecoins Abroad
The Trump administration is exploring an initiative to promote dollar-denominated stablecoins internationally, as reported by Bloomberg. This initiative aims to bolster the dollar's status as the world's reserve currency and increase demand for US government debt. The administration is considering supporting stablecoin projects through joint ventures with private sector firms, although no specific companies or details regarding the structure or timeline of these ventures have been disclosed.
The timing of this initiative coincides with a significant rise in US Treasury yields, with the 10-year yield surpassing 5.1%, marking a 19-year high. The Federal Reserve recently raised interest rates for the first time since 2023, prompting Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to expand the government's bond buyback program to alleviate pressure on long-term debt. The GENIUS Act, enacted in July 2025, mandates that stablecoin issuers back their tokens with reserves, primarily short-term Treasury bills, which could potentially increase demand for US government bonds.
Despite the potential for growth, the stablecoin market has faced challenges, with major players like Tether's USDT and Circle's USDC experiencing declines in value. The administration's overseas push for stablecoins would focus on payments and remittances, which are less influenced by the volatile crypto trading cycle. However, foreign governments are cautious, with some developing their own central bank digital currencies or tightening regulations on stablecoin wallets in response to the proliferation of dollar-backed tokens.
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