Could Europe sell US debt if a Greenland deal doesn’t come through?
European policymakers are considering selling US debt as a countermeasure against US belligerence, but the practical and economic challenges are significant.
European policymakers are considering selling US debt as a countermeasure against US belligerence, but the practical and economic challenges are significant.
Crypto wallet maker Ledger confirms data breach on Global-e platform, but customer assets remain safe.
Ledger confirms a third-party data breach affecting some customers, with exposed data including names and contact information, and assures its network was not compromised.
Ledger confirms that a Global-e data breach did not compromise crypto wallets but exposed customer details. Learn about the incident and security recommendations.
Ledger has suffered another data breach, compromising customer personal data through a third-party payment processor, exacerbating growing concerns over crypto security.
Trillion-dollar bank ING warns that BRICS nations are quietly exiting the U.S. Treasury market, selling $28.8 billion of exposure in just one month.
Peter St Onge warns of a $9 trillion wall of US debt due to the Federal Reserve’s decision to end quantitative tightening and start buying short-term U.S. Treasury bills, leading to higher inflation and a potential decline in the value of the dollar.
India and the US resume trade talks, potentially reducing tariffs and enhancing bilateral trade relations, impacting global markets.
EU’s reparations loan proposal could reshape global economics, posing risks and opportunities for financial markets.
JPMorgan’s CEO warns of Europe’s economic issues impacting US stability, signaling potential volatility in crypto markets.