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Monthly Archives: July, 2026

McConnell Extends Senate Leave, Will Miss State Picnic

A new statement said the senator was not “medically cleared” to leave a rehabilitation facility and would miss a Kentucky political event. www.nytimes.com

Netflix woes setting up for a Hollywood ending, says trader Mike Khouw

Netflix's stock price may have lost the plot, but its fundamental narrative remains intact. Trading at 18.9x forward earnings — down near its 2022 bear-market...

HYG, KMEM: Big ETF Outflows

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Kraken parent Payward acquires Magic Labs’ wallet business

The deal brings wallet technology to Payward’s enterprise platform, potentially reducing the number of infrastructure providers businesses need to integrate with. Payward, the parent company...

Tether’s XAUT Gains Shariah Certification for Islamic Finance

Tether’s gold-backed token XAUt has received Shariah certification from Amanah Advisors, a move that could expand access to the token among Islamic financial institutions...

NBCUniversal, YouTube ink deal to embed Peacock in the video platform

NBCUniversal's Peacock is officially landing on YouTube. All of the streaming service's content — including NBC Sports' portfolio of the NFL and NBA, Universal...

Global Forex and Fixed Income Roundup: Market Talk – 富途牛牛

Global Forex and Fixed Income Roundup: Market Talk  富途牛牛 news.futunn.com

Notable ETF Inflow Detected – SGOV

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S&P 500 Fragility: Dollar Funding Stress & FX Liquidity Risk

Stronger dollar turns S&P 500 calm into a liquidity riskThe index remains near 7,483, major equity volatility has not yet broken out, and investors...

Bitcoin Flips Volatile As US Trading Session Sees Spike Toward $66,000

Bitcoin (BTC) sought to build on local highs at Monday’s Wall Street open as US stocks opened in the green.Key points:Bitcoin approached new local...

Why Restarting a Nuclear Power Plant Can Be Much Harder Than Expected

The first U.S. attempt at reopening a shuttered reactor has been held back by run-down equipment and a lack of planning. www.nytimes.com

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