After ten consecutive sessions of capital outflows, US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $221.7 million, breaking a negative trend and signaling potential renewed interest. This rebound was mainly driven by Fidelity's ETF, which saw $166 million in inflows, while BlackRock's fund continued to experience outflows, highlighting uneven participation among major issuers. On-chain data shows long-term investors are accumulating Bitcoin despite ETF volatility. The sustainability of this recovery depends on several days of continued inflows and broader issuer involvement, especially from BlackRock, to confirm a true market turnaround.
Canada's federal government and British Columbia have signed the Cooperative Prosperity Agreement, aiming to unlock over $200 billion in new investments focused on natural resources like LNG, critical minerals, and infrastructure. Concurrently, Alber...
Crédit Agricole has increased its ownership in Banco BPM to 29.3%, surpassing the 25% threshold through market purchases and derivatives. This move reflects Crédit Agricole's commitment as a long-term investor supporting the Italian economy and stren...
BlackRock, Inc. notified Umicore on July 1, 2026, that its direct voting rights in the company fell below the 5% legal threshold on June 30, 2026. After the transaction, BlackRock holds 4.97% direct voting rights and 0.68% equivalent financial instru...
BlackRock, Inc. notified Umicore that its direct voting rights dropped below the 5% threshold on June 30, 2026, holding 4.97% direct voting rights and 0.68% through equivalent financial instruments, totaling 5.65%. This disclosure complies with Belgi...
BlackRock, Inc. has notified Umicore that it crossed below the 5% threshold of direct voting rights on June 30, 2026, holding 4.97% directly. Including equivalent financial instruments, BlackRock's total voting rights amount to 5.65%. This disclosure...
