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Mercredi 3 décembre 2025 à 03:56
Financial Markets and Monetary Policy
S&P 500 and Bitcoin Rebound Amid Market Optimism
The Wall Street Journal reports that major U.S. equity benchmarks, including the S&P 500, rebounded strongly, with the index nearing its record close from October. Notably, Bitcoin also recovered fully from its earlier selloff, reflecting renewed confidence in risk assets as investors anticipate clarity from the Federal Reserve on its monetary policy trajectory.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Gold Prices Remain Range-Bound Awaiting Fed Clarity
According to the Wall Street Journal, gold prices edged higher in Asian trading sessions but remain locked in a narrow range. Sucden Financial analysts suggest that until the Federal Reserve offers firmer guidance on future interest rates, gold is unlikely to break out of this holding pattern, reflecting investor caution around inflation and rate expectations.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Japanese Government Bond Yields Climb on BOJ Rate Hike Expectations
The Wall Street Journal highlights that Japanese government bond (JGB) yields rose as markets increasingly expect a near-term rate hike from the Bank of Japan. This move marks a significant shift from the long-standing negative interest rate policy, and could have broader implications for global capital flows and currency markets.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Singapore Dollar Holds Firm on Risk-On Sentiment
The Wall Street Journal notes that the Singapore dollar consolidated against the U.S. dollar, buoyed by a prevailing risk-on sentiment among investors. This stability is indicative of robust regional financial conditions and ongoing investor appetite for emerging-market assets.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Investment and Corporate Activity
Anthropic and Wealthfront Accelerate IPO Plans
The Financial Times reports that AI start-up Anthropic has engaged legal counsel from Wilson Sonsini in preparation for a potentially record-setting public offering, underscoring intensifying competition with OpenAI. Meanwhile, The Information details fintech firm Wealthfront's IPO roadshow, targeting a valuation of $2.1 billion and a pricing range of $12–$14 per share, making it one of the few tech IPOs anticipated before year-end. These moves reflect renewed momentum in the IPO market, particularly among high-growth tech firms.
Financial Times
The Information
Billion-Dollar Gold Sector M&A: Perseus Mining Bids for Predictive Discovery
The Wall Street Journal reports that Perseus Mining has made a $1.3 billion offer for Predictive Discovery, outbidding a prior merger agreement with Robex Resources. This highlights intensifying M&A activity in the gold sector, as producers seek to secure promising assets amid fluctuating commodity prices.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Prediction Market Kalshi Achieves $11 Billion Valuation
According to the Wall Street Journal, prediction market operator Kalshi raised new funding, boosting its valuation to $11 billion. Trading volumes on the platform now surpass $1 billion weekly, reflecting growing institutional and retail interest in prediction markets as alternative investment vehicles.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Scotiabank Eyes Earnings Growth Despite Trade Uncertainties
The Wall Street Journal indicates that Scotiabank aims for robust earnings growth in the coming year, with strong capital and liquidity positions supporting its outlook. The Canadian bank is navigating ongoing uncertainties from U.S. trade policy shifts, but remains optimistic about capital markets-driven results.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Policy, Regulation, and Global Risks
Bank of England’s New Capital Rules to Support Growth
The Financial Times analyzes the Bank of England's introduction of new capital standards, designed to maintain resilience in the UK banking sector without constraining lending or economic activity. These reforms are expected to balance financial stability needs with pro-growth regulatory flexibility, potentially influencing supervisory practices across Europe.
Financial Times
Financial Times
Fiscal and Financial Risks Escalate with Rising Public Debt
The Financial Times warns that mounting public debt is not the only concern facing global economies; the structure and financing of that debt are exacerbating fiscal and financial risks. Weak institutional buffers and underutilized fiscal watchdogs, such as the UK’s Office for Budget Responsibility, may leave economies vulnerable to shocks.
Financial Times
Financial Times
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