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Stablecoin regulation is poised to significantly impact the US treasury market, potentially altering the dynamics of financial transactions and investment strategies. As regulatory frameworks evolve, market participants may need to adapt to new compliance requirements and operational challenges. This shift could reshape the landscape of both stablecoins and traditional treasury instruments.
Legislation under consideration in the U.S. could require stablecoin issuers to back their tokens with liquid assets like U.S. dollars and treasury bills, potentially making them significant players in the Treasury market. Currently holding $166 billion in U.S. treasuries, stablecoins could become the third-largest buyers of Treasury bills, with the market projected to grow to $2 trillion by 2028. However, experts warn that increased ties between crypto and traditional finance may introduce systemic risks, as seen in past incidents affecting market stability.
Japan's government is steering clear of tax cuts in its annual policy guidelines, focusing instead on boosting disposable household income through wage growth that outpaces inflation. Amid rising living costs and an upcoming election, calls for tax breaks are growing, but concerns over public finances and government debt volatility remain paramount. The government has postponed its target for achieving a primary budget surplus to between fiscal years 2025 and 2026, emphasizing the need for fiscal discipline.
Elon Musk is raising $5 billion in debt for his artificial intelligence startup, xAI, with Morgan Stanley facilitating the sale at a double-digit interest rate. The debt package includes a floating-rate term loan, a fixed-rate term loan, and senior secured notes, aimed at general corporate purposes, with commitments due by June 17. This initiative is part of Musk's broader fundraising efforts as he refocuses on managing his companies.
Yields on 10-year Japanese government bonds fell to 1.475% after a strong auction showed the highest demand since April last year, with a bid-to-cover ratio rising to 3.663. This robust outcome surprised many, as yields initially tracked a rise in U.S. bonds. Two-year JGB yields also dipped to 0.745%.
Japan’s Nikkei share average fell 1.3% to 37,470.67 amid concerns over escalating U.S.-China trade tensions and a stronger yen, which negatively impacted automakers. The yen rose 0.6% against the dollar, further pressuring exporter stocks, while the auto sector and chip-related shares saw significant declines. T&D Holdings, however, gained 4% following news of an activist investor acquiring a stake in the company.
The Saudi Exchange is considering listing thematic ETFs focused on Hong Kong AI and biotech firms, aiming to strengthen ties between the two markets. Proposed regulations may enable Hong Kong companies to list on the Riyadh exchange via Saudi depository receipts, enhancing investment opportunities and supporting Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 initiative. This collaboration reflects a strategic diversification for both regions, reducing reliance on Western markets.
Saudi Aramco has filed a prospectus for its sukuk issuance program following a $5 billion bond sale, indicating plans to tap the debt markets again. The prospectus, dated May 30, allows for sukuk issuance within a year as the company navigates economic uncertainty and declining profits. Major banks including Citi, HSBC, and JPMorgan are involved in the program.
Saudi Aramco has issued a new prospectus for its sukuk program, indicating plans to enter the debt markets again after raising $5 billion from a bond sale. The company is responding to economic challenges and declining profits, with expectations of a significant dividend cut this year. Meanwhile, Japan's tourism sector faces a decline in domestic travel, attributed to a shrinking population and rising costs, despite a record influx of international visitors.
Gensol Engineering has defaulted on a Rs 4 crore payment to holders of its pass-through certificates (PTCs) this month, with the last successful repayment occurring in April. The company, linked to the electric mobility firm BluSmart, raised these funds through PTCs distributed to retail investors via Grip Invest.
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