Jerry Lin

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  • Bitcoin Rally in the Offing as Hong Kong Opens Door to Retail Crypto Trading
    BTC DOWN
    The realm of cryptocurrency saw a welcome uplift on Tuesday as Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) cleared the way for certain digital assets to be traded by retail investors from June 1. This decision has led to a ripple effect across the crypto market, boosting Bitcoin by 1.7% to a value of $27,293.64, as reported by Coin Metrics, while Ether also saw an almost 2% rise to $1,851.91.
  • Japan-centric Stocks Lure Chinese Investment Amid Skyrocketing Nikkei, Prompting Risk Advisories
    Yuan
    Chinese investors are exhibiting escalating interest in Japan-focused equity funds, as the Nikkei Index soars to peaks unseen in over three decades. However, this growing enthusiasm has led fund managers to issue consecutive alerts about potential market hazards.
  • TikTok Challenges Montana in Court over Proposed App Ban
    FILE PHOTO: The TikTok logo is pictured outside the company's U.S. head office in Culver City, California, U.S., September 15, 2020.
    TikTok, the prominent social media platform, has recently initiated a legal battle against the state of Montana in response to a newly passed law that seeks to prohibit the app's use within state lines.
  • Meta Faced with Unprecedented $1.3Bn Fine Over Privacy Concerns
    Meta
    Meta Platforms Inc. (META.O) is grappling with a landmark 1.2 billion euro ($1.3 billion) penalty imposed by its principal European Union privacy watchdog. The punitive measure, due to the company's controversial handling of user data, also mandates a halt on transferring user data to the United States within five months.
  • U.S. Martkets Overview: Debt Negotiations Abruptly Halt, Stocks Turn Lower; Powell Hints at Pause in Rate Hikes Next Month, U.S. Bonds Jump; Yuan Launches Major Counterattack
    Stock market
    Debt negotiation abruptly ceased, causing a downturn in U.S. stocks. Jerome Powell, Chairman of the Federal Reserve, hinted at a pause in rate hikes next month, sparking a surge in U.S. Treasury yields. The Chinese yuan made a strong comeback, rising over 600 points during the day.
  • Deposits Continue to Flee, Fed Still "Transfusing," US Banking Crisis is Not Over
    Federal Reserve
    The recent rally of regional U.S. banking stocks has led to market speculation that the banking crisis is over. However, ongoing outflows of bank deposits and the Federal Reserve's continued "transfusion" suggest the crisis persists.
  • Resilient Dollar Scales Seven-Week Summit Following Encouraging Economic Indicators and Debt Ceiling Optimism
    A security guard walks past a montage of old U.S. dollar bills outside a currency exchange.
    The US dollar reached a new seven-week zenith on Thursday, buoyed by a second wave of robust economic data that dampened speculation about a potential Federal Reserve easing, and fostered by hopeful sentiments surrounding an imminent US debt ceiling deal to prevent a potential default.
  • After Four Weeks of Continuous Oil Price Drops, Russia Pulls Out "Ace" from Oil Market, Putin Says Production Cuts Aim to Support Oil Prices
    Crude Oil
    On the day of Putin's speech, the Russian Deputy Prime Minister said on Wednesday that Russia had fulfilled its pledge to cut production this month and will continue to increase the export of crude oil by sea.
  • Elizabeth Holmes, Disgraced Theranos CEO, Ordered to Prison and to Pay $452 Million in Restitution
    Elizabeth Holmes
    The road to prison is clear for Elizabeth Holmes, the fallen CEO of Theranos, as her appeal to remain free was denied by a court on Tuesday. Holmes, once a Silicon Valley sensation, is facing an 11-year sentence and a hefty $452 million restitution fee for her role in a fraudulent blood-testing scheme.
  • First Quarter Earnings Showcase Tencent's Resurgence Amidst Revenue Growth
    Tencent Terminates All Exclusive Music Agreements
    Tencent Holdings Ltd, the Chinese technology behemoth, demonstrated a strong rebound in revenue growth in Q1 2023, overcoming the repercussions of the COVID-19 crisis and a regulatory clampdown on gaming licenses last year. The company's revenues exceeded analysts' projections, signaling a promising business recovery.
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