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Danish pension fund Akademiker Pension has announced its withdrawal from the US Treasury market. As of the end of December, the fund held $100 million in US Treasuries. Its Chief Investment Officer stated that the United States is "basically no longer a good credit prospect."

Crypto exchange $Gemini(GEMI)$ surged 45% in trading debut.Cryptocurrency firm Gemini Space Station raised $425 million in an initial public offering on Thursday, pricing its stock above a marketed...

U.S. markets remained focused on Tuesday’s July inflation data, as investors track growing price pressures from tariffs into next month’s crucial Federal Reserve rate decision in Washington.But the...

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan is set to visit the White House Monday after President Trump called for his removal last week over ties to Chinese businesses, according to people familiar with the matter.Tan is...

$Nvidia Corp.(NVDA)$ and $Advanced Micro Devices Inc.(AMD)$ agreed to pay 15% of their revenues from chip sales to China to the US government as part of a deal with the Trump administration to secure...

Stanley Druckenmiller's big short against U.S. Treasurys is no ordinary trade. "Personnel is policy," goes the old Washington maxim. Legendary investor Stanley Druckenmiller, who made a billion dollars for the Quantum Fund by breaking the Bank of England in 1992, has discovered how to make policy serve his portfolio.Druckenmiller reportedly has been shorting long-term U.S. Treasury bonds for at least the better part of a year. His bet against U.S. debt received plenty of attention in the fall of 2024, when reports had Druckenmiller earmarking 15% to 20% of his portfolio to short bets on U.S. government debt. Last November, he told an interviewer that "my current bear position [in Treasurys] is about 25% of net asset value " - meaning that 25% of his portfolio's net asset value was allocated in this way.From October 2024: Stanley Druckenmiller says he's shorting U.S. bonds and staying out of China. Now imagine Druckenmiller turning to his young apprentice Bessent and saying, "T

Stanley Druckenmiller's big short against U.S. Treasurys is no ordinary trade. "Personnel is policy," goes the old Washington maxim. Legendary investor Stanley Druckenmiller, who made a billion dollars for the Quantum Fund by breaking the Bank of England in 1992, has discovered how to make policy serve his portfolio.Druckenmiller reportedly has been shorting long-term U.S. Treasury bonds for at least the better part of a year. His bet against U.S. debt received plenty of attention in the fall of 2024, when reports had Druckenmiller earmarking 15% to 20% of his portfolio to short bets on U.S. government debt. Last November, he told an interviewer that "my current bear position [in Treasurys] is about 25% of net asset value " - meaning that 25% of his portfolio's net asset value was allocated in this way.From October 2024: Stanley Druckenmiller says he's shorting U.S. bonds and staying out of China. Now imagine Druckenmiller turning to his young apprentice Bessent and saying, "T

President Donald Trump’s administration plans to restrict shipments of AI chips from the likes of Nvidia Corp. to Malaysia and Thailand, part of an effort to crack down on suspected semiconductor...

Trump: Musk Is Upset He Lost The EV Mandate But 'He Could Lose A Lot More Than That'

Shares of Samsung Electronics fell nearly 3% in recent trade on Monday after news on Friday said that company subsidiary Samsung Display will provide its advanced foldable OLED panels for Apple's first foldable iPhone, expected in 2026.Samsung was chosen for its edge in foldable displays. The panel must be ultra-thin, durable, and energy-efficient to meet Apple's design and performance standards, Pulse News reported Friday, citing industry sources.