The US Treasury expanded secondary sanctions on Iran, covering sectors like shipping, oil, crypto, and gold, but market reactions were muted with Brent crude prices falling and equities largely unchanged. Meanwhile, the Treasury plans to fund stock buybacks from the Treasury General Account (TGA), effectively injecting liquidity into the market in a form of stealth quantitative easing. This move supports long-duration assets and could benefit gold, Bitcoin, and commodities due to a weaker dollar and increased liquidity, though it carries risks if fiscal credibility weakens. Investors should watch how these dynamics evolve amid geopolitical tensions and market liquidity shifts.
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Upbit has placed Sophon (SOPH) under a trading warning and suspended deposits across KRW, BTC, and USDT markets due to concerns over disclosure and token circulation changes. The review will last until mid-October, with possible delisting if issues r...
Total Metals Corp. has appointed Dr. Andrew J. Ramcharan as its new President, CEO, and Board Director, effective September 22, 2026. Ramcharan brings 25 years of mining and exploration experience, including corporate development and investment banki...
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Boost Run, Inc. (BRUN) is expanding its AI computing power infrastructure, supported by strong customer commitments and prepayments that finance deployments. The company leverages NVIDIA technology and colocation partnerships to grow without building...
