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The US stock market will be closed on Friday, July 3rd, in observance of Independence Day. This article outlines the holiday schedule, provides context, and advises investors to adjust trading plans accordingly.
Read MoreMichael Saylor argues Bitcoin's evolution is shaped by a dynamic consensus among three key groups: nodes (transaction validation), miners (network security), and holders (economic influence). Fundamental protocol changes only occur when all three align.
Read MoreShipping data reveals Middle East Gulf crude exports exceeded 10 million barrels per day in June. However, this figure remains 40% lower than pre-conflict levels, indicating a significant ongoing supply gap despite recent increases.
Read MoreBitcoin has fallen below the critical $62,000 level, currently trading at $61,999. While maintaining a 24-hour gain of 0.65%, market volatility has intensified significantly, prompting renewed focus on risk management.
Read MoreIran's Parliament Speaker calls for joint management of the Strait of Hormuz with Oman, citing a recent U.S. memorandum. Iran is consulting regional neighbors, including Iraq, on the proposal, which could reshape control of the critical global oil shipping route.
Read MoreIraq's oil ministry announced that Iraq and Turkey are expected to sign an executive protocol to ensure the continuity of Iraqi oil exports, including crude from the Kurdistan region. Both sides agreed to continue technical and legal negotiations on export issues.
Read MoreTehran held the funeral ceremony for Iran's late Supreme Leader on July 3, attended by the President, Parliament Speaker, and other senior officials. Further processions are scheduled across Iran and Iraqi holy cities before burial in Mashhad.
Read MoreThe 10th China-Singapore securities roundtable discussed market reforms, tech-driven regulation, and cross-border cooperation, building on achievements like ETF connectivity and index collaboration.
Read MoreGuangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Intelligent Computing reported over 15 billion RMB in new AI compute cloud service intent orders for H1 2026, representing 35,000 PFLOPS of capacity. By end-June, more than 2 billion RMB in orders were delivered, adding 6,000 PFLOPS of operational compute. The company is actively fulfilling remaining orders.
Read MoreBank of America has significantly revised its long-term outlook for Brazil, cutting its 2027 GDP growth forecast from 2.0% to 1.3%. The adjustment signals heightened concerns over the country's structural economic challenges and future growth trajectory.
Read MoreRussia's government paid over 210 billion rubles in June to subsidize domestic oil refineries, a sixfold annual increase. This move compensates for price gaps and aims to ease severe fuel shortages, driven by refinery attacks and global market disruptions.
Read MoreKorean media reports indicate that Samsung Electronics and other firms were surprised to find themselves listed as partners in the OUSD alliance, stating they received no prior formal consultation. The companies expressed confusion over their roles, raising questions about the alliance's transparency and membership authenticity.
Read MoreJapanese oil buyers have initiated preliminary discussions with Iran to resume crude oil purchases, according to industry sources. This move could signal a potential shift in global energy trade flows amid ongoing sanctions, potentially impacting supply dynamics in Asian and global markets.
Read MoreMUFG analysis suggests persistent inflation risks may push the ECB toward further rate hikes, supporting the euro. The report highlights ongoing energy market uncertainties as a key policy consideration.
Read MoreMeta's AI chief clarified that Zuckerberg's comments on slowed AI agent development referred to industry-wide progress, not Meta specifically. He announced a major upcoming Muse Spark update, significantly boosting programming and agent capabilities for integration into Meta AI and a new API platform.
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