Ball Corporation announced plans to build a new two-line beverage can manufacturing facility in Uttar Pradesh, India, expected to be operational by 2029. This expansion follows their existing plants in Taloja and Sri City and reflects growing demand for sustainable aluminum packaging in India. The investment supports Ball's strategy to serve a wider Indian market and is backed by customer contracts, aiming for strong economic value added (EVA). This move underscores Ball's confidence in India's long-term growth potential and commitment to the aluminum packaging sector.
On September 11, institutional investors shifted funds from Bitcoin ETFs, which saw $13.29 million in outflows, to Ethereum ETFs, which gained $216 million. This rotation suggests a change in preference rather than a broad market exit, with Bitcoin E...
XRP's price volatility has sharply decreased ahead of the US Senate's vote on the CLARITY Act and the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, causing the price to stabilize around $1.34–$1.37. Historically, such low volatility phases for XRP have l...
Since September 9, 2026, borrowing USDe to convert into sUSDe and stake it on Aave has become unprofitable, as borrow rates (6.02%-6.39%) now exceed the staking yield (5.01%). This change followed a governance recommendation that raised the USDe base...
Bank of Hawaii has boosted its earnings by nearly 40% this year, driven by improved net interest margins and a strong portfolio of legacy fixed-rate assets. The bank's loan book is mostly secured by real estate with low loan-to-value ratios, reducing...
Circle announced it will discontinue the legacy version (CCTP V1) of its USDC cross-chain transfer bridge by December 1, 2026, with transfer caps starting to fall on October 31. For USDC holders on the Cosmos chain Noble, all contracts will halt by J...
