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      CME Launches Overnight Crypto Derivatives Trading
      Submitted May 29, 2026      |From schwab.com

      Citing investor demand, the CME Group will offer trading of their suite of cryptocurrency options and futures on the CME Globex exchange 24 hours per day, seven days per week beginning at 5:30 p.m. ET on May 29, 2026. One small exception to 24/7 ...

      Bitcoin Slumps to 6 Week Low on US-Iran Ceasefire Deal
      Submitted May 28, 2026      |From atfx.com

      Bitcoin fell below $73,000 on Thursday, touching its lowest level in more than six weeks as renewed US military strikes on Iran intensified geopolitical uncertainty and pressured global risk assets, according to traders and market data. The largest ...

      Gold Reserves by Country: The 2026 Rankings
      Submitted May 28, 2026      |From goldsilver.com

      When ranking gold reserves by country, the United States leads all nations — holding 8,133.5 tonnes stored primarily at Fort Knox and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. However, that stockpile has barely moved since the early 2000s. So the real ...

      RBNZ Governor connects with Hawke's Bay on Monetary Policy
      Submitted May 28, 2026      |From rbnz.govt.nz

      The lunchtime event was hosted by Grasshoppers Hawke’s Bay, an organisation representing a diverse network of farmers, growers, processors, and rural professionals across the region. Speaking to key themes from the May 2026 Monetary Policy Statement, Dr Breman discussed the Monetary Policy Committee’s decision to hold the OCR at 2.25 percent in the May 2026 MPS. “The global economic backdrop remains uncertain, with supply chain disruptions and higher input costs weighing on the outlook,” Dr Breman said. “Overall, New Zealand and our trading partners are likely to see weaker growth alongside higher near-term inflation in response to the Middle East conflict.” She said domestic conditions reflect subdued confidence and uneven performance across sectors with some business, such as those within the primary sector, still performing well while other sectors are struggling. RBNZ Gov Breman sees ongoing uncertainty around inflation. RBNZ Governor Breman says uncertainty in the global economy persists due to supply chain pressures and elevated input costs NZ Governor Breman: Middle East conflict is expected to weigh on growth while lifting near-term inflation in New Zealand and partner economies NZ GOVERNOR BREMAN SAYS INTEREST RATE HIKES MAY COME SOONER AND BE BIGGER THAN EARLIER GUIDANCE SUGGESTED ...