Kraken seeks to acquire NinjaTrader for $1.5 billion, expanding into crypto futures and derivatives with diversification.
Gold prices in Malaysia rose to MYR 434.45 per gram, influenced by global rates, central banks, and currency movements.
The Bank of Japan keeps rates at 0.5%, citing inflation, wages, and currency impact on economic conditions.
The Japanese Yen strengthens as weak US Dollar and geopolitical tensions boost its safe-haven appeal, nearing 148.00.
GBP/USD trades near 1.3010, targeting 1.3048 resistance, with 1.2955 support; RSI above 70 suggests overbought conditions.
UBS sees Nvidia as a buy opportunity, citing strong AI demand and favourable risk-reward despite fluctuations.
Copom raised SELIC to 14.25%, citing inflation concerns, global risks, and potential growth moderation despite market resilience.
Silver holds steady at $33.80 amid Federal Reserve policies, supply constraints, rising lease rates, and industrial demand shifts.
New Zealand’s economy grows 0.7% in Q4 2024, exceeding forecasts, rebounding from recession, strengthening NZD/USD.
The Japanese Yen strengthens as safe-haven demand rises, supported by wage growth, BoJ policies, and geopolitical uncertainties.
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