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China’s Consumption Pivot, Stablecoin Push, AI‑Fuelled Market Shifts...
Vendredi 12 décembre 2025 à 11:10
Economic Realignments and Market Signals
IMF Endorses China’s Consumption‑Led Growth Model
Kristalina Georgieva, managing director of the IMF, praised China’s 14th Five‑Year Plan for meeting its growth targets and highlighted a decisive shift from export‑driven to consumption‑driven expansion in 2025. The endorsement signals confidence that China’s rebalancing will sustain its 5 % growth trajectory and may encourage foreign investors to recalibrate exposure to Chinese consumer sectors.
China Daily
Domestic Demand Takes Center Stage in China’s 15th Five‑Year Plan
Beijing’s latest economic blueprint doubles down on “dual circulation,” emphasizing household consumption, business investment, and targeted fiscal stimulus while still courting export markets. Analysts note that stronger internal demand could offset export headwinds from lingering trade tensions, with policy tools such as tax rebates and service‑sector incentives poised to boost consumer‑oriented industries.
China Daily
UK Parliament Calls for Pro‑Innovation Stablecoin Framework
A cross‑party coalition of British lawmakers urged Chancellor Rachel Reeves to adopt regulations that nurture stablecoins rather than stifle them, warning that overly restrictive proposals could drive capital away from London’s financial hub. The letter cites $27.6 trillion in 2024 stablecoin transaction volume—surpassing Visa and Mastercard combined—and argues that clear, innovation‑friendly rules are essential for the sector’s continued growth.
CoinDesk
US Financial‑Stability Council Drops Digital Assets from Risk Watchlist
The Financial Stability Oversight Council, led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, removed digital assets from its annual risk assessment, erasing the term “vulnerabilities” from the report. While the move reflects the modest size of the crypto market, it also signals a regulatory pivot that could lower compliance costs for exchanges and stablecoin issuers, potentially reshaping capital flows into digital finance.
CoinDesk
Bitcoin and Ether Remain Steady Amid Fed Rate Cuts and AI Spending Concerns
CoinDesk notes that Bitcoin hovered above $92,000 and Ether showed modest gains as the Federal Reserve delivered a 25‑basis‑point cut paired with hawkish forward guidance. Analysts point to a looming MACD crossover that could trigger a breakout, but heightened AI‑driven corporate spending is pressuring balance sheets, keeping traders cautious about any sharp price moves.
CoinDesk
Technological Investments and Industry Moves
Disney Commits $1 B to OpenAI, Extends Characters to Sora Platform
Disney announced a three‑year, $1 billion stake in OpenAI, licensing its iconic characters for the short‑form video service Sora and integrating ChatGPT into internal workflows. The partnership aims to blend storytelling with generative AI, positioning Disney at the forefront of AI‑enhanced content creation and expanding its reach on emerging video platforms.
Adweek
Qualcomm Acquires RISC‑V Specialist Ventana Systems
Qualcomm’s purchase of Ventana Systems brings a high‑performance RISC‑V CPU startup into its portfolio, bolstering the chipmaker’s capabilities in custom silicon for data‑center and edge applications. Industry observers see the deal as a strategic move to diversify beyond ARM‑based designs and capture growing demand for open‑architecture processors.
Phoronix
Political Currents Shaping Policy Outlooks
Maine Senate Primary Exposes Generational Rift Within the Democratic Party
The contest between incumbent Governor Janet Mills and 41‑year‑old veteran Graham Platner highlights a stark age‑based split, with younger voters favoring Platner’s outsider appeal while older constituents back Mills. The race underscores the Democratic Senate Campaign Committee’s difficulty in unifying the party around a single candidate amid divergent views on candidate quality and messaging.
Washington monthly
Federal Troops in Portland Ignite Constitutional Debate
Washington Monthly reports that the federal government’s attempt to “federalize” Oregon National Guard units for deployment in Portland sparked legal challenges and widespread protests, raising questions about the balance between public order and civil liberties. Judicial injunctions and grassroots resistance illustrate the growing tension between executive authority and local governance in a polarized political climate.
Washington monthly
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