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1Bitget UEX Daily | US Temporarily Lifts Sanctions on Iranian Oil; Semiconductor Sector Strong but Warnings Emerge; SpaceX Pullback Drags Tech Stocks2For 60 days, the United States temporarily lifts sanctions on Iranian oil, marking the first time in decades!3Aluminum: The "energy metal" facing a supply gap
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Report: Goldman Sachs’ second-quarter equities trading revenue expected to surpass $5 billion, setting a new industry recordAs the last week of the quarter approaches, executives expect Goldman Sachs’ equities trading business revenue may exceed the $5.3 billion reported in the first quarter. This performance would surpass analysts’ average expectations of $4.77 billion and mark the third consecutive quarter in which Goldman Sachs’ equities trading division sets an industry record. Goldman Sachs’ equities trading results have been boosted by a surge in activity in Asian markets, and investors’ enthusiasm for SpaceX’s record-breaking IPO is another major driver of equities trading businesses across Wall Street. Goldman Sachs secured the coveted lead underwriter position on this deal. (Bloomberg)
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UniCredit CEO says the European Central Bank is likely to approve the Italian bank's acquisition of control over CommerzbankOrcel stated at the annual CEO conference of Mediobanca held in Milan, Italy: "As things stand, the likelihood of us ultimately being recognized by the European Central Bank as having obtained control is far greater than the likelihood of not being recognized." Expand
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A major Japanese corporate pension fund plans to allocate about 1% to cryptocurrencies and reduce its exposure to the yen.According to ChainCatcher, as reported by CoinPost, Japan's Nationwide Corporate Pension Fund plans to launch cryptocurrency investments in fiscal year 2026, with an allocation ratio of about 1% of its total operating assets (approximately 21.3 billion yen). According to the report, the fund's asset allocation ratio for fiscal year 2025 is: 80% in yen, 15% in US dollars, and 5% in other currencies. However, in fiscal year 2026, the yen allocation ratio will drop to 70%, with 10% newly allocated to developed countries' currencies. The remaining 5% will consist of emerging market currencies, gold, and cryptocurrencies. The main goal is to diversify currency risk. The fund's executive director, Ayutomo Kiguchi, stated that since the attribute of the US dollar as the benchmark currency may weaken, they have decided not to increase their holdings in US dollars. Instead, they will use Bitcoin and other crypto assets as hedging tools against currency depreciation, since Bitcoin's correlation with the US Dollar Index is relatively low. After about six years of research, the fund concluded that as the investor base expands, the crypto market has matured. In the future, the fund will continue to study the possibility of expanding its crypto investments, including funds that conduct arbitrage trading across multiple cryptocurrencies.
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