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Canada’s Carney: Talks with US to become more intensive

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Tuesday that trade discussions with the United States (US) will become more intensive. Carney added that progress made but US trade talks are not yet complete as key issues remain.

Gold declines below $3,950 on stronger US Dollar, US midterm elections in focus

Gold price (XAU/USD) declines to near $3,930 during the early Asian session on Wednesday, pressured by a firmer US dollar (USD) and higher Treasury yields. Traders await the outcome of US midterm elections for fiscal policy clues.

Ethereum Price Forecast: US-led selling keeps ETH below $2,309 realized price

Ethereum (ETH) faces pressure near $2,300 on Tuesday as it struggles to recover its realized price.

New Zealand’s Unemployment Rate climbs to 5.7% in Q3 vs. 5.5% expected

New Zealand’s Unemployment Rate ticked up to 5.7% in the third quarter (Q3) of 2026 from 5.6% in the second quarter, according to the official data released by Statistics New Zealand on Wednesday. The figure came in above the market consensus of 5.5%.

Aussie slips below 0.7000 as RBA hike fails to offset US election woes

The Aussie Dollar drifts lower against the US Dollar late on Tuesday as the US midterm elections are underway, while progress toward a potential diplomatic exit from the US-Iran war stalls after Iran denied claims it was close to a deal. The AUD/USD trades at 0.6965, down 0.44%.

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Binance routes withdrawals through new wallets, but a tenth of the breach remains uncovered

Illustration of an open steel reserve ledger engraved BINANCE on a trading terminal desk with order-book depth bands in navy, blue and amber

Binance's updated Proof of Reserves shows new withdrawal wallets and reserve ratios above 100%, yet roughly 10% of breach-affected assets remain un-replenished by its own figures.

The post Binance routes withdrawals through new wallets, but a tenth of the breach remains uncovered appeared first on Forex Crunch.

ICE’s Hyperliquid perps deal is the first real test of the CFTC’s onshore perp pathway

Engraved ICE nameplate on a trading desk in an exchange hall, with order-book depth bands glowing behind

ICE and Trade[XYZ] will build a regulated U.S. market for Hyperliquid-based perpetual futures, pending CFTC approval, with ICE taking a minority stake in Trade[XYZ].

The post ICE’s Hyperliquid perps deal is the first real test of the CFTC’s onshore perp pathway appeared first on Forex Crunch.

Binance reopens withdrawals Sunday with 90% of stolen crypto replenished

Financial-terminal illustration of a reserve ledger panel stamped BINANCE showing a 90% replenishment ratio against a navy trading-floor backdrop

Binance says 90% of the stolen crypto is replenished and withdrawals reopen Sunday, 1 November, with full proof of reserves due 3 November.

The post Binance reopens withdrawals Sunday with 90% of stolen crypto replenished appeared first on Forex Crunch.

Fed holds rates at 3.75%-4% as two dissents back a hike and bitcoin hovers near $81K

A voting card marked FOMC with an amber dissent tick on a boardroom table in navy and blue tones

The Fed held rates at 3.75%-4% in a 10-2 vote with Cook and Hammack dissenting for a hike; bitcoin slipped below $80,000 as markets priced a December move.

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Wall Street’s fast money dumped $5.4 billion of Bitcoin ETFs, and it wasn’t a Bitcoin bet

Illustration of a Bitcoin ETF redemption notice on an institutional trading desk, navy and blue financial-terminal style

Nine hedge funds and banks cut 68,000 BTC of Bitcoin ETF exposure as the cash-and-carry basis collapsed, Galaxy Research says, while sovereign funds bought.

The post Wall Street’s fast money dumped $5.4 billion of Bitcoin ETFs, and it wasn’t a Bitcoin bet appeared first on Forex Crunch.

 
 
 

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