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Following the latest market downturn, Hedera’s native HBAR token took a similar beating to the rest of the major-cap market. Sliding down by roughly 4% in 24 hours, bulls now have to turn the tides for HBAR before the altcoin breaks below the current structure.Technicals Portray a Double-Edged Sword For HBARIn that case, HBAR would retreat to $0.059, retesting a major demand floor that hasn’t been up for examination in years. On the other hand, this downwards price movement has helped form a classic falling wedge pattern. $HBAR | HederaHBAR is printing a textbook falling wedge 👀 Selling pressure is…

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Meet Wendong Zhang, one of the newest faculty members from across the SC Johnson College of Business. Zhang earned his PhD in agricultural, environmental and development economics from Ohio State University. Before joining the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, he was an associate professor in the Department of Economics and Center for Agricultural and Rural Development at Iowa State University. Learn more about Zhang’s areas of expertise, research focus, courses he will be teaching, and other interests. Wendong Zhang | Assistant Professor of Applied Economics and Policy | Dyson  What are your research and teaching areas…

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HYPE tests $64 resistance amid record $5.7B derivatives interest, user activity dipsHyperliquid’s native token HYPE is trading near $60.40, approaching a critical resistance at $64 within a falling wedge pattern that suggests potential bullish reversal. Despite a decline in weekly active users from 190,000 to about 149,600, derivati… Source link

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Italy recorded fewer births last year than at any point since the end of World War II.The national statistics office in Rome reported on Tuesday that the number of births fell again to just 355,000 – down 3.9% on the previous year.Women in Italy now have an average of 1.14 children.By comparison, at the peak of the post-war baby boom in 1964, 1,035,207 births were recorded, with women averaging 2.7 children.Italy’s low birth rate has long been one of the country’s major problems. Within Europe, only a handful of countries such as Spain and Malta have lower rates.In Germany, the…

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What SGX’s MSCI deal means for the derivatives franchise Singapore Exchange (SGX:S68) has signed a new licensing agreement with MSCI, enabling the introduction of up to 100 new equity derivatives contracts across major developed and emerging markets benchmarks. The first phase will add around 40 futures and options contracts, giving investors more tools to adjust equity exposure, fine tune regional allocations and manage risk across institutional portfolios on a single centrally cleared platform. See our latest analysis for Singapore Exchange. Singapore Exchange’s share price closed at SGD23.95 and the stock has seen a 40.47% year to date share price return,…

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IMF has called for closer oversight of Brazil’s stablecoin market as cross-border crypto flows outpace traditional capital movements. Summary The IMF has urged Brazil to strengthen oversight of stablecoins as cross border crypto flows continue to grow faster than traditional capital movements. The fund said Brazil’s crypto market has become more connected with the financial system while gaps remain in stablecoin rules, customer protection and AML compliance. IMF analysis found stablecoin purchases are two to three times more sensitive to global shocks than portfolio investment and foreign direct investment. Brazil already bars virtual assets from settling payments through regulated foreign…

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Vivid last year completed its highest number of homes since it was formed in 2017, its accounts show. The Hampshire housing association completed 1,549 homes in 2025/26, up from the 1,505 recorded for the previous year. The landlord has now completed more than 1,500 homes in each of the past three years, although its figure for 2025/26 was down on the 1,600 it had targeted. Vivid more than doubled its homes completed for social rent, from 335 to 685 units. The group’s overall turnover fell from £407.5m to £388.7m. Open market sale revenue fell by £33m to £58m, offset by…

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Argentina’s banking-backed groups have moved closer to launching peso stablecoins for businesses, introducing digital peso projects designed for programmable payments while the country’s banking sector remains barred from offering crypto services directly. Summary Two Argentine banking backed financial groups are developing peso stablecoins for institutional payments through separate crypto subsidiaries. The projects focus on programmable treasury payments, collateral management, and onchain settlement while banks remain barred from offering crypto services directly. BIND Group is building its stablecoin through BEN, while Petersen Group’s DIPE project has already published a whitepaper. The initiatives come as Argentina weighs easing banking restrictions on crypto…

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Foresight Group, a regional private equity investor, has reported a robust start to 2026, deploying over £43 million across 11 new UK and Ireland businesses while completing three successful exits. The new investments span sectors including technology, defence, food and beverage, and healthcare, backing companies such as Federal, SAMP Technology, Pinocchio’s Nurseries, and Vestd, among others. The period’s biggest win was the sale of Northern Ireland’s TES Group, a critical infrastructure power distribution supplier, which returned 4x Foresight’s invested capital after the company grew revenue 84% to £72m and expanded headcount by 60%. Foresight also exited Liverpool-based fire safety firm…

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