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Trump’s regulatory measures have significantly reshaped the landscape of financial governance since his administration.Following the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, regulations were implemented to safeguard financial stability and prevent a similar disaster.

TMGM unveils record $671,500 global trading contest, adds crypto and indices for 2025–26 TMGM launched its 11th Global Trading Competition with a record USD 671,500 prize pool and…

NFP blackout: US jobs data delayed to Dec. 16, forcing traders to read the Fed without payrolls An unusual delay to the US non-farm payrolls will leave markets…

Currently, Bitcoin resistance at $92,000 is a pivotal topic capturing the attention of analysts and investors alike.As highlighted by Matrixport, the leading cryptocurrency is struggling to break past this key threshold, with upward momentum showing signs of stagnation.

Yen surges on BOJ hawkish signals; Asia stocks mixed, oil and gold climb as Bitcoin tumbles The yen rallied sharply in Asia on Monday after signs of a…

The recent Bitcoin price decline has raised eyebrows among investors and analysts alike, as external economic factors continue to exert their influence.Notably, the Bank of Japan’s potential move to raise interest rates in December has sparked significant concern within the cryptocurrency community.

EUR/USD pinned near 1.1600 as large option expiries meet cautious risk tone EUR/USD is gravitating around the 1.1600 handle as sizeable option expiries threaten to lock the pair…

Cryptocurrency attacks have emerged as a critical threat to the rapidly expanding digital currency landscape, particularly highlighted by the staggering losses reported in November 2025.The crypto sector faced approximately $194 million in attack-related losses, reflecting a shocking 969% increase from the previous month.

Key Developments The latest update adds new directional signals across liquidity, regulation, and demand expectations in crypto markets. Risk sentiment on the rocks again as we get December…

The recent rise in Japan’s 20-year government bonds yield to 2.88% marks a significant milestone, as it has reached its highest level since June 1999.This increase of 5.5 basis points has sent ripples across the financial market, prompting investors and analysts to closely monitor the evolving bond market.