Government bond yields surged across major markets including the U.S., Japan, U.K., and Germany due to renewed tensions between the U.S. and Iran, which raised inflation concerns. Japan's 10-year bond yield reached 3% for the first time since 1996, while U.K. yields hit levels not seen since the 2008 financial crisis. Rising energy prices from Middle East hostilities are driving inflation worries, pushing borrowing costs higher globally. Experts warn that bond yields will likely stay elevated as deficits and geopolitical risks persist.
Numinus Wellness Inc. has filed all its quarterly financial reports for fiscal 2026, fulfilling regulatory requirements to potentially lift the British Columbia Securities Commission's cease trade order. The company reported stable revenue of $4.5 mi...
Ethereum's price increased by 2.25% to $2,471.16, following a strong 32.8% gain in August. The price remains above key technical support at $2,247.57, signaling bullish momentum, while resistance sits near $2,783.71. A large whale moved over 102,000 ...
The Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) has been upgraded to a Buy rating following a strong market bottom in July and recent dip buying activity. DRAM provides focused exposure to major memory and storage companies like Samsung and SK Hynix, benefiting from...
Ribbon Communications reported a 60% year-to-date increase in its optical networking backlog, indicating strong future demand despite short-term delays in Verizon's capital expenditures. The company also advanced its voice AI capabilities through a p...
XRP's on-chain trading volume during weekdays has surged by 100%, with nearly a quarter of trading now concentrated in a three-hour window overlapping London and New York banking hours. This shift indicates that institutional investors are increasing...
