South Korea's Regulatory Leap: Stablecoins as Payment Tools to Be Governed Under Revised Foreign Exchange Act

South Korea's government and central bank are advancing revisions to the Foreign Exchange Act to regulate stablecoins as payment instruments. This move forms part of the broader Digital Asset Basic Act framework, which will establish licensing for crypto exchanges and rules for stablecoin issuance, signaling a concrete step in the country's crypto regulatory development.

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Gold and Silver Prices Plunge: A Deep Dive into the Two Major Bearish Drivers

Precious metals face a broad sell-off, driven by a hawkish Fed pivot triggering macro headwinds and concentrated long position deleveraging. Rising real yields and a strong dollar increase the cost of holding non-yielding assets, while fading geopolitical premiums and weak industrial demand hit silver harder. The near-term outlook hinges on Treasury yields and the dollar's trajectory.

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Key Market Shift: US 10-Year Treasury Yield Drops Below 5% — What It Means for Investors

On October 23rd, the yield on the benchmark US 10-year Treasury note fell below the key 5% level for the first time since late September, dropping nearly 15 basis points in a single day. This significant move in a crucial global benchmark often signals shifting market expectations about growth and inflation, with potential ripple effects across equities, currencies, and central bank policies.

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