22:11:27
The UK 2-year government bond yield rose to 5.220%, up 8 basis points within the day, continuing to hit a new high since July 2008.
22:09:06
Bitcoin hit $31,000 per coin, up 2.79% within the day.
22:08:39
Market news: Three Arrows Capital liquidators demand $1.3 billion from fund founders.
21:54:28
Belarusian state news agency: Belarusian President Lukashenko says Wagner will not protect nuclear weapons.
21:52:44
Traders: Central Bank of Nigeria asks traders to sell dollars in forex market.
21:47:04
British Columbia Pension Plan considers selling $2 billion worth of private equity assets.
21:45:39
According to the Wall Street Journal: Ford plans to lay off at least 1,000 employees.
21:42:38
Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad said there was a consensus on the trajectory of interest rates.
21:40:41
According to the Belarusian state news agency: Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko confirmed the arrival of Prigozhin in Belarus.
21:32:02
Met Office: Britain on track for hottest June on record.
21:31:39
Popular Chinese concept stocks opened generally higher, Pinduoduo (PDD.O) rose more than 3%, Bilibili (BILI.O) rose nearly 4%, Weilai Automobile (NIO.N) rose 4.5%.
21:21:45
Bank of Israel: Suspension of draft to force banks to pay interest.
21:20:24
PayPal Canada: Will expand Passkeys functionality to eligible customers in Canada for Apple devices and Google Android devices.
21:17:46
Craig J. Lazzara, Managing Director, S&P Dow Jones Indices: The worst performing cities on the other hand were Seattle (-12.4%) and San Francisco (-11.1%).
21:15:59
The Central Bank of Russia resumed publishing its central bank financial report.
21:14:02
Deutsche Bank: raised Tesla (TSLA.O) stock price target from $200 to $260.
21:04:29
Bank of America: Will currently operate terminal centers in more than 200 markets.
21:03:10
Faraday Future: New financing includes secured and unsecured measures.
21:02:27
Faraday Future: Added $90 million in financing commitments.
20:55:02
In the United States to June 24, the annual rate of commercial retail sales in the red book was 0.5%, and the previous value was 0.9%.