CME Group will begin around-the-clock trading for its Bitcoin futures and options starting May 29, eliminating the weekend closure that caused notable price gaps known as CME gaps. This change aligns CME's regulated crypto derivatives with the nonstop nature of spot Bitcoin markets, allowing continuous risk management for institutions. While the move ends new weekend gaps, three older gaps near $80,000, $78,500, and below $70,000 remain. The shift marks a significant update in how Bitcoin futures trade, potentially reducing weekend price volatility and improving market efficiency.
WeRide, Geely Farizon, and Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings have jointly developed right-hand-drive Robotaxis tailored for markets like Hong Kong, where such vehicles are currently unavailable. This collaboration leverages each company's strengths in autonom...
The Activated Alumina Market, valued at $1.22 billion in 2025, is projected to grow at a CAGR of 6.44% to reach $2.26 billion by 2035. Growth is fueled by rising demand for water treatment solutions, industrial gas drying, and environmental complianc...
BidMachine has expanded its Direct Placements program, offering premium mobile inventory with over 20 active demand partners and enhanced transparency and identity resolution features. It also introduced Agentic Readiness pilots, a protocol-agnostic ...
Jyske Realkredit A/S has released updated data on the debtor composition for bonds it has issued, as required by the Capital Markets Act. This information is available on both Jyske Realkredit's website and Nasdaq Copenhagen's platform. The data prov...
BitDelta Pro, a UAE-based multi-asset trading platform, has partnered with Iress to adopt its full suite of trading and market data technology. This collaboration supports BitDelta Pro's expansion into equities and CFDs by integrating Iress’ trading ...
