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The Straits Times Index (STI) fell 2.43% this week, closing at 3,719.93 amid global economic concerns. CapitaLand Investment announced a S$162 million sale of its stapled securities and plans to acquire Wingate Group's investment management business for A$200 million. Jardine Matheson Holdings saw a significant decline of over 7%, while the U.S. markets continued their downward trend despite a late-week rally.
UBS has maintained a Buy rating on De Grey Mining (DEG:AU) with a price target of AUD2.20, citing promising early-stage results from the Hemi Gold project that indicate potential underground mining and production rates of 200-250 kozpa. The findings suggest opportunities for expanding production and extending the mine's life, although the exploration phase to integrate these results with the existing Detailed Feasibility Study will take several years. UBS also notes that the current share price leaves room for competitive bids, potentially including partial cash offers.
UBS has maintained a Buy rating on De Grey Mining (DEG:AU) with a price target of AUD2.20, citing promising early-stage results from the Hemi Gold project that indicate potential underground mining and production rates of 200-250 kozpa. The findings suggest opportunities for expanding production and extending the mine's life, although the exploration phase to integrate these results with the existing Detailed Feasibility Study will take several years. UBS also notes that the current share price leaves room for competitive bids, potentially including partial cash offers.
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has initiated legal action against Binance Australia for alleged violations of counter-terrorism financing and anti-money laundering laws, marking a pivotal moment in cryptocurrency regulation. This case could lead to significant penalties for Binance, impacting its operations and investor confidence both locally and internationally. As regulators worldwide observe, the outcome may set a precedent for stricter compliance measures across the cryptocurrency industry, emphasizing the need for robust frameworks to protect investors and ensure market integrity.
Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission arrested 792 individuals, including 148 Chinese and 40 Filipinos, in a major crypto-romance scam raid in Lagos. The operation, based in a seven-story building, involved a sophisticated network where local recruits, trained to impersonate foreign women, lured victims into fraudulent investment schemes. Authorities discovered over 500 SIM cards and high-end computers, indicating a well-organized effort targeting individuals primarily in North America and Europe.
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has initiated legal action against Binance Australia for alleged violations of counter-terrorism financing and anti-money laundering laws, marking a pivotal moment in cryptocurrency regulation. This case could lead to significant penalties for Binance, impacting its operations and investor confidence both locally and internationally. As regulators worldwide observe, the outcome may set a precedent for stricter compliance measures across the cryptocurrency industry, emphasizing the need for robust frameworks to protect investors and ensure market integrity.
Craig Wright received a one-year suspended sentence and a £145,000 fine for contempt of court after defying a ruling to cease legal actions against Bitcoin developers. Despite previous court dismissals of his claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto, Wright continued to file lawsuits worth over $1.2 trillion, leading to accusations of causing distress and harm to the cryptocurrency community. He plans to appeal the sentencing while maintaining his controversial assertions.
Asian shares showed mixed results as markets awaited U.S. personal spending data. Japan's core inflation rose to 2.7% year-on-year, prompting a stronger dollar against the yen. Meanwhile, U.S. Treasury yields fluctuated amid mixed economic reports, with the S&P 500 still on track for a strong year despite recent market struggles.
Asian shares showed mixed results as markets awaited U.S. personal spending data. Japan's core inflation rose to 2.7%, prompting a stronger dollar against the yen. Meanwhile, U.S. markets faced volatility, with the S&P 500 still on track for a strong year despite recent fluctuations.
U.S. markets are set to open lower as a potential government shutdown looms, following the House's rejection of President-elect Trump's funding plan. Futures for the S&P 500 and Dow Jones fell, while FedEx shares surged 9% after exceeding profit expectations. In Europe, major indices declined, and Japan's inflation data exceeded forecasts, impacting the yen's value.
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