On July 24, 2026, US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $225 million in net outflows amid a weak tech earnings week that lowered risk appetite, while Ether ETFs quietly attracted $26 million in inflows. This divergence suggests institutional investors are trimming Bitcoin exposure due to macro uncertainty but see Ethereum's network utility and DeFi potential as a safer bet. The broader market sell-off, including major tech stocks, reinforced crypto's correlation with risk assets during stress periods. Investors should watch if Bitcoin ETF outflows persist or reverse, as sustained outflows could signal deeper risk aversion, while Ethereum inflows might indicate growing institutional adoption beyond Bitcoin.
Dassault Aviation reported higher earnings and sales in the first half of 2026, prompting Jefferies to raise its price target from EUR 410 to EUR 420 and maintain a Buy rating. The stock rose over 8% following the positive financial results. However,...
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