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Japan’s Nikkei index broke a record on Wednesday, surpassing 43,000 points for the first time in its history and extending its rise for the sixth trading day. Rising 1.7% during the day

Cryptocurrency exchange operator Bullish exceeded expectations in its US initial public offering, setting a price of $37 per share. The company raised $1.11 billion from the sale, reaching a valuation of $5.41

Bitcoin reached an all-time high of $124,002.49 in Asian trading on Thursday. This increase was supported by strengthening expectations of a Fed interest rate cut and optimism generated by regulatory steps towards

Industrial production in the Eurozone fell by 1.3% in June, exceeding expectations. The decline was driven by a 2.3% drop in German production and weakness in consumer goods. Eurostat also revised its

US President Donald Trump suggested that China quadruple its soybean purchases. This call boosted soybean prices in Chicago, but analysts questioned the practical likelihood of the deal happening. Trump, in a post

The cryptocurrency exchange Bullish (BLSH.N) reached a market capitalization of approximately $13.16 billion after its shares gained more than 150% on the first day of its initial public offering on the NYSE.

The week started quietly, with Japan on holiday and President Trump playing golf. However, Nikkei futures traded in Chicago are only just approaching their all-time highs, suggesting the cash index could reach

While Elon Musk’s rightward shift in politics has led to boycotts and sales declines against Tesla in many European countries, the situation is the complete opposite in Norway. Tesla sales in the

US-based video platform and cloud services provider Rumble is considering offering approximately $1.17 billion (€1 billion) for German AI cloud firm Northern Data (NB2.DE). Both companies have made statements on the matter.

UK goods exports to the US fell to their lowest level in three years in June, dropping to £3.9 billion ($5.3 billion). This figure is £0.7 billion lower than in May and