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Finances
Ukraine swaps “GDP warrants” for new bonds
Investors have agreed to replace controversial GDP‑linked warrants with conventional bonds, easing Ukraine’s $2.6 billion growth‑linked debt burden. The deal, reported by the Financial Times, signals renewed confidence in Kyiv’s fiscal restructuring plan and could improve access to international capital markets.
Financial Times
Euro looks cheap versus the dollar, HSBC models suggest
HSBC’s currency models flag the euro as undervalued against the U.S. dollar, despite a recent rebound that lagged its projected path. The Wall Street Journal (Markets) notes that the euro’s lower price may attract yield‑seeking investors ahead of the next ECB policy meeting.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Emerging‑market private credit hits $18 bn record
Lending to developing‑economy borrowers surged to a historic $18 billion, outpacing U.S. private‑credit activity after the collapse of First Brands. The Financial Times attributes the boom to higher yields and the search for diversification amid tighter bank funding.
Financial Times
Small‑cap rally faces Treasury‑yield headwinds
A record rally in U.S. small‑cap stocks could stall in 2026 as rising Treasury yields compress valuations, though improving fundamentals provide some cushion. Market Watch warns that higher rates may erode the cheap‑money advantage that has powered recent gains.
Market Watch
JPMorgan’s slide drags the Dow lower before the Fed decision
Shares of JPMorgan Chase fell, pulling the Dow Industrials down 0.4% ahead of the Federal Reserve’s interest‑rate verdict. The Wall Street Journal (Markets) highlights the broader market’s sensitivity to banking‑sector performance in a volatile policy environment.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Global Economy
European markets brace for a negative open ahead of the Fed
European equities are set to open lower on Wednesday as investors worldwide await the U.S. Federal Reserve’s rate decision, with risk‑off sentiment already evident. CNBC reports that the anticipated policy move could shape capital flows across the Atlantic.
CNBC
Business Trends
Stripe’s Tempo blockchain enters public testnet
Stripe, backed by Paradigm, launched the public testnet of its Tempo blockchain, adding partners such as Klarna, Mastercard, and UBS. The CoinDesk piece underscores the platform’s aim to enable high‑volume, low‑fee stablecoin payments for mainstream commerce.
CoinDesk
BMW pioneers programmable FX payment on JPMorgan’s network
The BMW Group executed its first fully pre‑programmed foreign‑exchange transaction using JPMorgan’s Kinexys Digital Payments network, achieving instant, cross‑border settlement without manual intervention. CoinDesk highlights this as a breakthrough for corporate treasury efficiency.
CoinDesk
A surge in biotech M&A activity is generating outsized returns for hedge funds, as large‑pharma players hunt blockbuster pipelines before key patent expiries. The Financial Times notes that this consolidation trend is reshaping sector valuations.
Financial Times
After‑hours Bitcoin ETF seeks to capture overnight gains
Boutique firm Nicholas Financial filed with the SEC for a Bitcoin ETF that trades only during U.S. market closures, aiming to exploit the asset’s tendency to rise when equities are dormant. CoinDesk reports that the NGTH fund will hold Bitcoin from 4 p.m. to the next morning, avoiding intraday volatility.
CoinDesk
Government Policy
Turkey’s ultra‑orthodox policy serves as a cautionary tale
Turkey’s aggressive monetary stance, despite persistent inflation, is highlighted by the Financial Times as a warning for other central banks. The article stresses that policy credibility and inflation anchoring remain critical challenges.
Financial Times
Treasury‑bill‑backed settlement bridge for crypto assets
A new settlement network uses U.S. Treasury bills to provide stability and liquidity for crypto transactions, blending fiat safety with digital‑asset speed. CoinDesk explains how this approach could mitigate settlement risks as regulators grant broader crypto‑asset approvals.
CoinDesk