AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRates & Bonds: Selling grips bond markets from the US to Japan as long-term yields jump on renewed inflation worries and fiscal pressure; the US 30-year yield hits the highest since 2007 while Japan’s 10-year JGB climbs to a three-decade high on BOJ hike bets. Oil & Geopolitics: Middle East tensions keep crude elevated (Brent back above $90) as the Strait of Hormuz risk returns to the front of traders’ minds, feeding into inflation fears and risk-off sentiment. Equities: US stock futures slip as oil and yields rise; Tokyo and Seoul shares fall on stalled US-Iran talks and higher bond yields. Banking & Fintech: Revolut, now licensed in Australia, eyes the mortgage market and aims to win customers from the “Big Four,” while SEBI warns investors about live trading streams and unregistered advisory chats. Markets & Capital Flows: Alphabet plans its first A$ bond sale targeting A$5bn; ETFs in Europe hit record assets, and Northern Trust rebrands its ETF lineup under the Northern Trust name. Corporate Moves: Brookfield’s revised $4.75-per-share takeover process lifts Reliance Worldwide shares sharply; Dream Industrial REIT agrees to buy UK firm Chancerygate for about $147m. Crypto/Investing: Michael Saylor urges long-term Bitcoin holding (4+ years), and CZ shuts down a public wallet after meme-token spam made it unusable.
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