Market & Finance

Bitcoin traded around the mid-$84,000 range during the early Monday session after a week in which U.S. spot bitcoin funds took in about $2.4 billion.

Quant's QNT token surged on Sunday as traders continued reacting to the company's selection for a U.S. bank-payments project.

The attacker behind Bitget's security breach had moved about $83 million in stolen XRP from several initial holding wallets by Saturday, according to a review of XRP Ledger transactions.

Options on BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust, known as IBIT, were pricing a comparatively subdued period after bitcoin's recent rebound.

Dogecoin fell around 8% on Thursday as a rise in U.S. Treasury yields pressured cryptocurrencies and other assets that investors tend to buy when financing conditions feel easier.

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PDS Biotech has closed the first tranche of a private placement financing, raising gross proceeds of $11.3 million as part of a round that could total up to $22.3 million.

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Cities and states are rebuilding reserves and budgeting more conservatively as one-time relief funds run dry.

Higher-for-longer rates are widening the gap between issuers with strong balance sheets and those facing heavy refinancing.

Investment is increasingly following political alignment as much as cost, reshaping global manufacturing footprints.

Countries with dollar-denominated debt face rising local-currency costs, forcing some central banks into defensive rate hikes.

State-owned investment giants are taking bigger, more direct stakes in infrastructure, AI, and chip projects.

A calmer macro backdrop has pushed expected volatility down, though strategists warn calm periods can precede sharp moves.

Government debt yields across developed markets remain well above the ultra-low levels of the last cycle.

Policymakers point to easing price pressure and a resilient labor market as reasons to stay on hold.