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Japan rate shock, bitcoin turmoil, private credit stress, EU energy costs...
Mardi 2 décembre 2025 à 03:41
Global Market Shifts and Monetary Policy
Japanese Rate Hike Fears Send Shockwaves Through Global Markets
The prospect of a rate hike by the Bank of Japan has rattled global financial markets, sending yields on Japanese government bonds to multi-decade highs and sparking a sell-off in global bonds. The Wall Street Journal reports the 10-year JGB closed at its highest yield since 2008, with the 30-year yield hitting a record, driven by persistent inflation and mounting expectations of monetary tightening. The Financial Times adds that the bond market slide is broad-based, with U.S. stocks also feeling the pressure as investors brace for policy normalization in Japan for the first time in decades.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Financial Times
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Oil Prices Tick Up Amid Supply Chain Disruptions
Early Asian trading saw oil prices edge higher, according to the Wall Street Journal, as ongoing supply chain disruptions continue to tighten the market. Volatility persists as traders weigh geopolitical risks and logistical challenges against broader concerns about slowing global demand.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Gold Slips as Fed Policy Remains in Focus
Gold prices edged lower in Asian trading, with the Wall Street Journal noting that precious metals remain highly sensitive to any indication of interest rate cuts by the U.S. Federal Reserve. Sucden Financial suggests that the dollar’s trajectory and Fed signals will continue to dominate gold price action in the near term.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Financial Markets and Investment Strategies
Bitcoin Rout Escalates, Fueling Fears of a New ‘Crypto Winter’
Bitcoin suffered its worst day since March, now down more than 30% from its peak, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. Trading firms highlight renewed volatility and fragility in the market, with investor sentiment deteriorating amid concerns over another prolonged downturn for digital assets.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Strategy’s Crypto Losses Prompt Dollar Reserve Launch
The Financial Times highlights that bitcoin treasury firm Strategy has slashed its profit outlook and set aside a $1.44 billion reserve amid the cryptocurrency selloff. The company now warns of a potential loss of up to $5.5 billion if digital asset prices fail to recover, underscoring the heightened risks for institutional crypto holders.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Financial Times
Financial Times
Goldman Sachs Bets $2 Billion on Downside-Protecting ETFs
Goldman Sachs is moving to acquire Innovator Capital Management for $2 billion, according to the Wall Street Journal. Innovator specializes in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that shield investors from market downturns, reflecting strong demand for defensive strategies amid rising uncertainty across asset classes.
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Wall Street Journal (Markets)
Private Credit Faces Scrutiny as Blackstone, Apollo, and KKR Join UK Stress Test
Major U.S. private capital groups, including Blackstone, Apollo, and KKR, have agreed to participate in a Bank of England-led stress test of the UK’s private credit market, reports the Financial Times. The review comes amid growing concerns about systemic risks as the private credit sector expands rapidly, potentially amplifying vulnerabilities during market shocks.
Financial Times
Financial Times
Financial Times
International Economic and Geopolitical Developments
Europe’s Green Energy Transition Hampers Industrial Competitiveness
The World Street Journal reports that Europe’s aggressive move to slash fossil fuel use and embrace green energy has led to sharply higher electricity costs, undermining the competitiveness of key industries. While emissions have fallen, the economic cost is now prompting a strategic reassessment across the continent.
World Street Journal (International)
World Street Journal (International)
Chinese Rare-Earth Export Restrictions Met With Creative Evasion
As Beijing tightens restrictions on rare-earth exports, Chinese dealers are finding ways to circumvent controls by altering magnet compositions and embedding materials in finished products, according to the World Street Journal. These tactics allow continued supply to Western markets, highlighting the complexity of enforcing strategic trade barriers.
World Street Journal (International)
World Street Journal (International)
Ukraine Seeks Creditor Support for Growth-Linked Bond Restructuring
Kyiv has launched an effort to restructure $2.6 billion of controversial growth-linked warrants, seen as critical for financing the ongoing war effort, reports the Financial Times. The restructuring proposal is closely watched by international investors as Ukraine navigates wartime financing constraints.
Financial Times
Financial Times
Business, Regulation, and Governance
UK Fiscal Watchdog in Turmoil After Chair Resigns Over Budget Leak
The Financial Times details the resignation of Richard Hughes, head of the UK’s Office for Budget Responsibility, following a premature publication of budget forecasts and mounting tensions with government ministers. The episode has raised questions about the independence and role of fiscal oversight in the UK.
Financial Times
Financial Times
Financial Times
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