Global government bond yields surged this week as investors grapple with rising government borrowing, energy price pressures, and persistent inflation uncertainty. The shift away from globalization toward protectionism and geopolitical tensions is seen as a structural change likely to keep inflation higher than in the 2010s. This has led to higher long-term yields in the US, Japan, UK, and Germany, complicating central banks' decisions on interest rates. Investors are adjusting portfolios, favoring shorter-duration bonds amid expectations of sustained inflation and fiscal challenges.
Recovery specialists managed to crack open a cryptocurrency wallet believed to hold $1 billion. However, upon accessing it, they discovered the wallet contained just $10. This surprising outcome highlights the risks and uncertainties in crypto asset ...
Microsoft's recent earnings report sparked a 15% share price increase, adding nearly $450 billion to its market value and setting a new record. The company's growth is driven by strong AI monetization, with Azure and its SaaS suite contributing signi...
In Q2-2026, OpenAI reported operating losses of $12.3 billion against $6.7 billion in revenue, reflecting a -183% margin during a period when global IT budgets were heavily invested in AI. Meanwhile, long-term bonds worldwide are demanding historical...
Arbitrum's token price rose 23% in the past 24 hours and 61.6% since August 31, driven by a 30% increase in Open Interest and positive funding rates. The token's market capitalization surpassed $900 million for the first time since January, supported...
BlackRock clients purchased about $454 million worth of Bitcoin in a single transaction, contributing to a total of $1.33 billion in institutional Bitcoin buying during the week of August 17-25, 2026. This marks the largest weekly institutional purch...
