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15/04/2026
ECB Executive Board member Mullens: The ECB will further assess the impact of the Iranian situation in April and June.
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3 m ago
According to market news, Kevin Warsh, the nominee for chair of the Federal Reserve, has revealed that he holds cryptocurrency. In addition, his other holdings include Polymarket and SpaceX.
6 m ago
On April 14, US Senator Thom Tillis stated that the Senate is expected to release a revised draft of legislation regarding the distribution of profits from stablecoins this week. Currently, there is a dispute between banks and crypto companies over whether crypto exchanges should be allowed to reward stablecoin holders through profit-sharing programs, which has hindered the legislative process of the Clarity Act. A recent report by the White House Economic Advisory Committee mentioned that banning stablecoin profits would have minimal impact on small banks, only increasing lending by 0.02%. However, the American Bankers Association believes that this analysis underestimates the risks. Observers point out that if the draft is too strict, it could result in users and liquidity moving to other jurisdictions that allow profit-sharing.
7 m ago
Aparna Ramani, Vice President of Engineering for Meta's artificial intelligence infrastructure, has resigned.
12 m ago
The war with Iran has been going on for two months, and although the situation still lacks a clear endpoint, Wall Street seems to be gradually tuning out these external noises after the initial turbulence. Since March 27, the S&P 500 index has rebounded nearly 10% and is expected to achieve a third consecutive week of gains. During the same period, the Nasdaq 100 index has accumulated about a 12% increase and achieved its longest streak of ten consecutive gains since 2021. After five weeks of decline triggered by the US airstrikes, traders are now starting to ignore the negative news from the Middle East and heavily buying stocks again. Doug Peta, Chief US Investment Strategist at BCA Research, stated, "The stock market and even the entire financial market seem not so worried about the situation in the Strait of Hormuz. With the financial reporting season underway, company fundamentals are driving stock prices more strongly than the headlines about the Iran situation." Veteran strategist Ed Yardeni pointed out that the market is learning to "coexist" with the war with Iran and maintaining the judgment that the S&P 500 index bottomed on March 30.
12 m ago
OpenAI releases Cyber model to compete with Mythos for certain users.
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