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AI helps top 10 tech billionaires get another $550 billion richer

AI helps top 10 tech billionaires get another $550 billion richer

The collective fortune of the ten wealthiest tech billionaires in the US is set to rise by over $550 billion in 2025, driven by a surge in AI advancements. Bloomberg estimates that their overall assets (comprising cash, stocks, and various investments) reached $2.5 trillion as of the market closing...
Index Gatekeepers Tighten the Rules as Bitcoin Treasury Firms Confront a Capital Squeeze

Index Gatekeepers Tighten the Rules as Bitcoin Treasury Firms Confront a Capital Squeeze

For much of the past four years, companies that built their identity around buying and holding bitcoin enjoyed a powerful tailwind. Rising crypto prices, abundant liquidity, and growing institutional curiosity allowed a small group of firms to transform themselves into equity proxies for digital...
Hybrid Money for a Fragmented Age: Why Europe Is Designing the Digital Euro to Work Online and Offline

Hybrid Money for a Fragmented Age: Why Europe Is Designing the Digital Euro to Work Online and Offline

Europe’s push toward a digital euro has reached a decisive phase, with EU governments rallying behind a model that blends online connectivity with offline usability. The choice is not merely technical. It reflects a deeper strategic calculation about sovereignty, resilience, privacy, and the future...
Precious Metals Enter a New Supercycle as Silver Breakout Signals Broad-Based Investor Repricing

Precious Metals Enter a New Supercycle as Silver Breakout Signals Broad-Based Investor Repricing

Silver’s surge beyond the $75 threshold has become the most visible signal yet that the rally sweeping through precious metals is no longer confined to gold. What began as a defensive response to interest-rate expectations has evolved into a multi-metal revaluation driven by monetary policy shifts,...
US GDP grows by 4.3% in Q3, shows the fastest pace in two years

US GDP grows by 4.3% in Q3, shows the fastest pace in two years

The U.S. economy grew by 4.3% on an annualized basis during the third quarter of 2025, according to the Commerce Department. This growth rate was faster than the 3.8% growth seen in the second quarter, marking the quickest pace in two years. Trading Economics previously forecasted a slower growth...
Capital Rotates East as Chinese AI Gains Appeal Amid U.S. Valuation Anxiety

Capital Rotates East as Chinese AI Gains Appeal Amid U.S. Valuation Anxiety

Global investors are recalibrating their artificial intelligence exposure as unease grows over stretched valuations in U.S. technology stocks. After years of capital concentrating in a small group of American AI leaders, a rising share of institutional money is looking to China for diversification,...
Electric Momentum Lifts Europe’s Auto Market Despite Policy Uncertainty

Electric Momentum Lifts Europe’s Auto Market Despite Policy Uncertainty

Europe’s new car market extended its recovery for a fifth consecutive month in November, with rising electric vehicle registrations providing the clearest source of momentum. While overall volumes remain well below pre-pandemic norms, the direction of travel has become more consistent, signalling...
Resilient Demand and Investment Keep U.S. Expansion on Track in the Third Quarter

Resilient Demand and Investment Keep U.S. Expansion on Track in the Third Quarter

The U.S. economy appears to have delivered another quarter of solid growth in the July–September period, defying predictions that higher prices, tighter financial conditions, and trade disruptions would trigger a sharper slowdown. While momentum has softened more recently, the third quarter itself...
Monetary Turning Point Sends Precious Metals into Uncharted Territory

Monetary Turning Point Sends Precious Metals into Uncharted Territory

Gold’s surge beyond the $4,400-an-ounce threshold marks more than a dramatic price milestone. It reflects a deep shift in how investors are reading the global monetary cycle, inflation risks and geopolitical uncertainty. The rally that has carried gold and silver to record levels is being driven...
Trade Retaliation Broadens as Beijing Targets Europe’s Dairy Supply Chain

Trade Retaliation Broadens as Beijing Targets Europe’s Dairy Supply Chain

China’s decision to impose provisional duties of up to 42.7% on selected dairy imports from the European Union marks a significant escalation in a trade dispute that has steadily widened beyond its original focus on electric vehicles. While framed formally as the outcome of an anti-subsidy...
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