Reports claim that Singapore Exchange (SGX) Bitcoin and Ethereum perpetual contracts are now accessible to U.S. institutional investors. However, no official SGX announcement or U.S. regulatory approval has been confirmed, leaving key details like eligibility, effective date, and access routes unclear. Perpetual contracts differ from spot assets as they have no expiry and represent price exposure rather than ownership. Verification from SGX and U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is needed before treating this as confirmed news.
In the second quarter, the Harbor International Compounders ETF posted a 6.40% return. The biggest drag on performance came from the Information Technology sector, which surged due to a semiconductor rally, causing relative underperformance. Key detr...
Focus Graphite announced its participation in the Canada Investment Summit 2026, where its Lac Knife Graphite Project is included in the investment deal book. Lac Knife, located in Quebec, is one of North America's highest-grade graphite projects wit...
Myriad Uranium Corp. announced preliminary uranium assay results from drilling at the Gem deposit within its Copper Mountain Uranium Project in Wyoming. The drilling intersected multiple broad intervals of near-surface uranium mineralization, with th...
Pony.ai and Verne have launched Europe's first fully driverless Robotaxi test rides with passengers on public roads in Zagreb, covering a 22-kilometer route. This milestone marks a key step toward fully driverless commercial operations in Europe, bui...
U.S. President Donald Trump proposed a $5,000 dividend for every adult American if Republicans control both the House and Senate after the midterm elections. This plan, aimed at rewarding Americans for economic performance, could inject about $1.2 tr...
