
Bitcoin ETF inflows hit $3.8B in strongest three-week stretch of 2026
US spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded their strongest three-week inflow streak of 2026, attracting $3.8 billion, despite a brief dip in Bitcoin's price.
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded their strongest three-week inflow streak of 2026, attracting $3.8 billion, despite a brief dip in Bitcoin's price.

British investment firm Hargreaves Lansdown has begun offering Bitcoin and other crypto exchange-traded notes (ETNs) to retail investors, reversing its previous stance that Bitcoin was too volatile and not an asset class.

Polymarket has launched "Polymarket Perps," offering perpetual futures contracts across crypto, stocks, indices, and commodities with leverage up to 20x and no expiration dates.

US economy adds 162,000 nonfarm jobs, Bitcoin drops below $80K.

Bitcoin gains third straight week, hitting $82,272.31. Other cryptocurrencies also rising.
Canadian dollar falls after jobs shock as strong US payrolls boost dollar
The Canadian dollar weakened significantly after Canada reported a sharp drop in employment, contrasting with a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report that boosted the U.S. dollar.
Yen surges on new intervention talk; oil prices climb
The Japanese yen rallied sharply against the dollar amid fresh speculation of intervention by Japan's central bank and expectations of a hawkish rate hike, while oil prices jumped due to new Iran strikes against U.S. targets in the Gulf region.
Asian benchmarks trade mixed following rally on Wall Street led by technology issues
Asian stock markets showed mixed performance on Friday, influenced by a tech-led rally on Wall Street and easing bond yields. Japan's Nikkei 225 rose, while other regional benchmarks saw varied results amid anticipation for central bank policy meetings.

US Bitcoin ETFs recorded $730.9 million in net inflows, marking their largest daily haul since January, as Bitcoin's price surpassed $80,000. Despite the surge, CryptoQuant expressed caution, noting weak fresh demand and significant short covering.

Shares in Falklands oil explorers plunged after Argentina threatened sanctions, while Volkswagen's stock surged following a major restructuring agreement. UK car sales also hit an eight-year high.
Yen’s moves a mystery as intervention dismissed
The yen experienced a rapid strengthening against the dollar this week, leading some analysts to initially suspect intervention, though the gradual pace of the move suggests neither Japan nor the U.S. stepped in. Vice Finance Minister Atsushi Mimura confirmed Japan remain…
Global bond rout pauses for second day as Fed’s Waller sparks rate-hold hopes
Global sovereign bond markets experienced a temporary reprieve from a sell-off, with yields pulling back, after Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller hinted at a potential pause in interest rate hikes.
Asian currencies mixed as dollar steadies, yen holds strong weekly gain
The U.S. dollar steadied as Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller cooled September rate hike expectations, while the Japanese yen achieved its strongest weekly gain since late July.

Nomura warns that the AI-driven rally in US equities is masking growing risks and vulnerabilities in the US economy and capital markets, potentially leading to a sharp correction and a weaker dollar. The bank challenges the "Tina" doctrine, which suggests there is no alte…
US-listed spot Ether and XRP exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw their inflow streaks end, with Ether funds recording $48 million in outflows and XRP funds $7.2 million. Conversely, Bitcoin ETFs rebounded, attracting $101.2 million in inflows.

UK mortgage rates are expected to increase following a global bond sell-off that has pushed up borrowing costs, despite a slight easing in bond yields at the start of trading.
Oil relaxes and stock markets recover their breath
Oil prices eased after US President Trump indicated that renewed attacks against Iran would be brief, calming market fears over Middle East supply disruptions. This led to a recovery in global stock markets, including Europe, and eased pressure on bond yields.
Sterling today: Pound firms as dollar softens on Fed rate-hike doubts
The British Pound strengthened against a broadly softer US Dollar, which was impacted by a sharp USD/JPY slide and slightly eased expectations for a September Fed rate hike. The euro also gained, though its outlook is complex ahead of the European Central Bank meeting.

Despite Western predictions of its economic collapse, China has evolved from a low-cost manufacturer to a leader in high-end goods and is now challenging the US in artificial intelligence.
Asian currencies rise as yen surges toward 158, intervention risk returns
Asian currencies showed mixed performance as the Japanese yen surged towards 158 per dollar, fueling speculation about potential intervention by Japanese authorities. Investors are closely watching the Federal Reserve's rate outlook and renewed U.S.-Iran tensions.

New York Fed President John Williams attributes the recent surge in Treasury yields to a strong U.S. economy and robust economic outlook, rather than market dysfunction. He maintains a "wait-and-see" approach regarding the necessity of further interest rate hikes.

Japanese firm Remixpoint sold $5.5 million worth of altcoins, including ETH, SOL, XRP, and DOGE, to concentrate its crypto holdings solely on Bitcoin, booking a net gain of $736,000.

Bitcoin experienced its strongest August since 2017, climbing 25%. However, the month concluded with a downturn, leading into September, a period historically known as 'Rektember' for crypto markets.

UK 10-year borrowing costs have reached their highest level since 2008 amid a global bond market sell-off, driven by US-Iran tensions escalating oil prices and inflation fears.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded their best month of 2026 in August, attracting $3.52 billion in net inflows as Bitcoin (BTC) surged by 25%. This performance significantly reduced year-to-date net outflows for Bitcoin ETFs.
Sovereign debt plummets as inflation fears push yields to multi-year peaks
Global sovereign bond markets are experiencing a relentless selloff, driving borrowing costs to multi-year and multi-decade highs across major economies, fueled by geopolitical tensions, corporate AI debt issuance, and persistent central bank hawkishness.
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The dollar strengthened as renewed Middle East tensions fueled inflation worries and a bond selloff. The yen fell below 160 against the dollar again, despite pressure on the Bank of Japan to raise rates.

Global bond markets are experiencing a sell-off, pushing long-term UK borrowing costs to a 28-year high, fueled by rising oil prices and inflation fears. Meanwhile, Shein shares tumbled after its Hong Kong debut.

Foreign investors are projected to increase their holdings in China A-shares, though the rate of buying is expected to decelerate from the record surge observed in the first half of the year, according to a UBS analyst.