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us stocks face decline as recession fears and tariffs loom
European markets opened lower amid ongoing market uncertainty, with analysts indicating that the equity drawdown probability has not peaked. Factors contributing to this outlook include a weakening macroeconomic backdrop, declines in key tech stocks, and a risk appetite indicator suggesting no strong buying opportunity has emerged.Investors are closely monitoring upcoming economic data, including the Chicago Business Barometer and U.S. employment reports, while crude oil and gold prices showed slight increases. Asian markets also closed lower, reflecting broader global market trends.
silver price outlook influenced by us tariff dispute and economic data
US price data and ongoing tariff disputes between the US and EU are influencing silver prices, with investors hopeful for negotiations to avoid harmful tariffs. Key economic indicators, including the PCE deflator, are expected to provide insights into monetary policy, while chart technicals suggest a focus on the $34 mark and potential upward movement towards October highs.
OCC terminates Wells Fargo consent order reducing regulatory burdens on bank
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has terminated a 2021 consent order against Wells Fargo, which required the bank to improve its loss mitigation practices. This marks the 11th consent order closed since CEO Charlie Scharf took over in 2019, leaving three remaining, including a significant asset cap imposed by the Federal Reserve. Senator Elizabeth Warren continues to oppose lifting the asset cap, citing concerns over consumer protection and financial stability.
Trump nominates Michelle Bowman as Fed vice-chair UBS delays net zero goal
President Trump has nominated Michelle Bowman as the Federal Reserve's vice-chair for supervision, aiming for a more industry-friendly regulatory approach. Meanwhile, UBS has delayed its net zero target from 2025 to 2035 due to an expanded corporate real estate portfolio after acquiring Credit Suisse. Close Brothers reported a £104 million loss linked to a car finance scandal, while Santander plans to expand its US presence through a partnership with Verizon, offering bill credits for new high-yield savings accounts.
two years after credit suisse takeover reflections on financial stability and regulation
As the second anniversary of UBS's acquisition of Credit Suisse approaches, reflections on the event reveal a shift in sentiment regarding the Swiss government's intervention. Federal Reserve Vice Chair Michael S. Barr highlighted the coordinated efforts among regulators to manage Credit Suisse's prolonged decline, culminating in an extraordinary weekend deal that involved significant loss-sharing and emergency support. This case may serve as a future reference for handling financial crises effectively.
lotte group partners with arbitrum to launch ai driven metaverse platform
Lotte Group has partnered with Arbitrum to enhance its AI-driven metaverse platform, Lotte Caliverse, announced at CES 2025. This collaboration will enable crypto payments and on-chain gaming, leveraging Arbitrum’s 250ms block times for seamless virtual experiences. The Arbitrum Foundation awarded Lotte its largest developer grant in ARB tokens, underscoring a commitment to innovation in the web3 gaming sector.
us crypto regulators resign signaling potential policy shift under new administration
The U.S. crypto regulatory landscape is shifting dramatically as key officials, including Federal Reserve Vice Chair Michael Barr and CFTC Chair Rostin Behnam, announce their resignations. This change, coinciding with the upcoming inauguration of a pro-crypto administration, raises hopes for a more balanced regulatory approach that could ease pressures on the digital asset industry and clarify oversight roles. As the SEC also prepares for a leadership transition, industry leaders anticipate a reduction in stringent regulations that have previously stifled innovation and driven businesses offshore.
Michael Barr resigns from Federal Reserve amid crypto regulation controversies
U.S. Federal Reserve Vice-Chair for Supervision Michael Barr has resigned amid criticism of his role in regulating the crypto industry, particularly for limiting banks' engagement with digital assets. His departure follows accusations of overreach and a coordinated effort to stifle crypto-related banking activities. Barr's exit comes as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, with concerns about potential disputes over regulatory positions.
cftc chair rostin behnam resigns as regulatory shifts loom ahead of trump
CFTC Chair Rostin Behnam will resign on February 7, following the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump, amid a wave of departures from crypto-skeptic regulators. His exit comes as the crypto industry anticipates a shift towards more favorable policies under new leadership. Michael Barr, Vice Chair for Supervision at the Federal Reserve, also announced his resignation, further indicating a potential regulatory overhaul.
Bitcoin's price remained rangebound, closing last week at $98,198.52, while Ethereum showed bullish momentum, ending at $3,637.39. Solana and Ripple also experienced positive price action, with Solana trading at $218.28 and Ripple at $2.44, despite mixed ETF flows across the board.
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