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Digital Bonds, Crypto Volatility, China Opening‑Up, and Border Tensions...
Lundi 15 décembre 2025 à 07:50
Global Economy & Market Trends
Doha Bank’s $150 M Digital Bond Highlights Permissioned DLT Adoption
Doha Bank completed a $150 million digital bond that settled instantly on Euroclear’s permissioned distributed‑ledger platform, signalling a shift toward regulated DLT systems for institutional debt issuance. Standard Chartered acted as sole global coordinator, underscoring the growing confidence of major banks in permissioned blockchain infrastructure. This move may accelerate similar tokenized financing across the Middle East and Asia.
CoinDesk
Crypto Markets Slip as Risk Appetite Falters After Fed Rate Cut
Crypto assets retreated on Monday, with Bitcoin hovering near $89,600 and Ether slipping to around $3,120, as investors digested the Federal Reserve’s 25‑basis‑point rate reduction and lingering concerns over tech‑sector valuations. The pullback mirrored a modest rebound in U.S. equity futures, suggesting that macro‑level risk aversion is spilling over into digital assets. Analysts note that the market’s fragility could persist into 2026 without clearer policy direction.
CoinDesk
Dogecoin Crashes Below Key Support Following Fed Decision
Dogecoin plunged beneath the $0.1407 support level after the Fed’s rate cut, sinking to a session low of $0.1372 and prompting a surge in selling volume. While the broader crypto sell‑off reflected macro‑driven risk aversion, the meme‑coin’s sharp decline highlighted its heightened sensitivity to monetary‑policy shocks. Traders view the $0.1372 level as a short‑term floor, but further downside remains possible.
CoinDesk
Fed Nominee Kevin Hassett Emphasises Central‑Bank Independence Amid Trump Pressure
Kevin Hassett, a leading contender for the Fed chair under President Trump, told CBS that the President’s views would “carry no weight” in monetary‑policy decisions, reaffirming the Fed’s statutory independence. Hassett’s dovish stance, favouring aggressive rate cuts to spur growth, underscores the political tug‑of‑war over inflation control versus expansionary policy. His remarks come as markets assess the potential impact of a more accommodative Fed on risk assets.
CoinDesk
XRP Spot ETFs Record 30 Consecutive Days of Net Inflows
U.S.‑listed spot XRP ETFs have logged 30 straight days of net inflows, amassing roughly $975 million in fresh capital and pushing total assets to about $1.18 billion. The steady demand contrasts with volatile flows into Bitcoin and Ether funds, suggesting that investors view XRP’s institutional infrastructure—such as custody and DeFi integrations—as a more resilient play amid macro uncertainty.
CoinDesk
Barclays Warns of a “Down‑Year” for Crypto in 2026 Without Catalytic Triggers
Barclays’ year‑end report projects a muted 2026 for crypto, citing declining spot‑trading volumes and an absence of clear catalysts like regulatory breakthroughs or major product launches. The bank warns that without policy‑driven impetus, exchange revenues could stagnate, reinforcing the sector’s reliance on macro‑political events to spark renewed investor enthusiasm.
CoinDesk
China Re‑Affirms High‑Standard Opening‑Up to Counter Global Protectionism
China’s leadership reiterated a commitment to high‑standard opening‑up, pledging to expand both exports and imports, accelerate digital and green trade, and attract foreign investment, as outlined at the Central Economic Work Conference. Officials argue that China’s open market serves as a counterweight to rising unilateralism, aiming to keep global value chains fluid and sustain growth for both domestic and international firms.
China Daily
Technology Developments Shaping Markets
Samsung’s 4 TB 990 PRO SSD Hits a Rare Price Point Amid Storage Shortage
Amid a global shortage of high‑speed NVMe SSDs, Samsung’s 4 TB 990 PRO PCIe Gen 4 is listed on Amazon for $359.99, offering a comparatively affordable option for power users. The deal comes as manufacturers grapple with supply constraints that have driven up prices for premium storage, potentially influencing data‑center procurement strategies.
Wccftech
Valve’s Steam Deck Introduces Opt‑In Crash and Event Data Collection
Valve has embedded an opt‑in crash‑data collection system in the Steam Deck’s SteamOS, enabling developers to gather system‑event logs such as split‑lock detection. Presented at the Linux Plumbers Conference, the feature aims to improve stability while respecting user privacy, reflecting broader industry trends toward telemetry that balances insight with consent.
Phoronix
Apple Explores Non‑iPhone Chipset for Smart Glasses to Extend Battery Life
Apple is reportedly eyeing an Apple Watch SiP as the power‑efficient chipset for its upcoming smart‑glasses, addressing the chronic battery‑life challenge that has hampered standalone wearable devices. By leveraging a low‑power silicon solution, Apple hopes to deliver a viable AR experience without the need for frequent charging, signaling a strategic hardware pivot that could reshape the wearable market.
Wccftech
Political Landscape Impacting Global Markets
Renewed Border Clashes Between Cambodia and Thailand Escalate Regional Tensions
Fighting along the Cambodia‑Thailand border entered its second week, with casualties exceeding a dozen on each side and half a million people displaced. Both governments have exchanged accusations, while regional actors, including China and the United Nations, called for restraint. The instability threatens cross‑border trade and could prompt a reassessment of investment risk in Southeast Asia.
China Daily
China’s Global Governance Initiative Proposes Multipolar Reform of International Institutions
China unveiled the Global Governance Initiative, advocating for a more inclusive, multipolar world order that amplifies the voice of developing nations within bodies like the UN, IMF, and World Bank. The proposal seeks to counteract perceived unilateralism and reshape global trade, security, and development frameworks, positioning China as a leading architect of a revised international architecture.
China Daily
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