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Asian equities were set for early declines, reflecting a muted mood on Wall Street that was amplified by Nvidia Corp.’s lackluster revenue forecast. Treasury yields and the dollar rose, while Bitcoin set a fresh record.
One of the last remaining holdouts to the global $14 trillion exchange-traded fund industry is weighing whether to finally join in.
Nouriel Roubini is seizing on Donald Trump’s inflation-threatening policy agenda to make a case for an alternative haven trade to Treasuries in a world of elevated volatility.
The first options wagers on BlackRock Inc.’s $44 billion iShares Bitcoin Trust suggest traders see scope for the token to break more records.
Chinese mutual fund houses are cutting fees on their exchange-traded fund products, as they heeded authorities’ call to support the nation’s $10 trillion stock market.
Stocks in Asia were poised for a sluggish start as traders assess heightened geopolitical risks while awaiting the latest earnings from the world’s most valuable company. Bitcoin extended its post-election rally.
The availability of options on the sector leading $43 billion iShares Bitcoin Trust is likely to reduce volatility and increase the investor base for the original cryptocurrency, according to Galaxy Digital’s Alex Thorn.
It’s a pipedream for many, but a trend that espouses making and saving enough money to quit a soulless day job and retire early has inspired a pair of new ETFs.
The European Union’s securities regulator is recommending greater penalties for failed trades as it looks to improve the efficiency of the region’s financial markets.
Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio’s All Weather strategy is coming to the exchange-traded fund market.
Bitcoin is back in the vicinity of an all-time peak, supported by a salvo of developments highlighting the deepening embrace of the digital-asset industry in the US under crypto cheerleader Donald Trump.
Asian equities are poised to track Wall Street stocks higher as Treasuries halted a selloff that drove 10-year yields near 4.5%. Traders were also closely watching news around President-elect Donald Trump’s administration.
A Palantir Technologies Inc board member has deleted his X account after posting last week that the company’s plan to move its listing to the Nasdaq Global Select Market from the New York Stock Exchange was intended to cater to retail investors.
Nasdaq Inc. is planning to list options on BlackRock Inc.’s Bitcoin exchange-traded fund, possibly as soon as Tuesday, allowing investors to use derivatives to bet on or against the world’s largest digital asset.
Exchange-traded funds that buy Chinese stocks continue to see outflows amid rising concerns over the nation’s growth outlook and the risk of new tariffs under a Donald Trump administration.
The European Union’s markets regulator recommends the bloc shortens the time it takes to settle securities transactions from two days to one in late 2027, a move that would put the region back in step with the US.
