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— Commodities
Gold has entered its first bear market since 2022, with prices at their lowest point of 2026, as the conventional role of bullion as an inflation hedge breaks down under present market conditions.
— Markets
SpaceX's $75bn IPO eclipses Saudi Aramco's $24.9bn 2019 listing to become the largest in history, with shares priced at $135 and set to begin trading on Nasdaq on Friday under the ticker SPCX.
— Crypto
Coinbase's new 'Coinbase for Agents' platform enables AI assistants including ChatGPT and Claude to execute crypto trades and purchase research data on behalf of users, marking a direct move into autonomous financial execution.
— Central Banks
The ECB lifted its main deposit rate by 25 basis points to 2.25%, its first tightening move since September 2023, with energy-driven inflation from the Iran war cited as the primary cause.
— Regulation
South Korea's Personal Information Protection Commission imposed a $409-410mn fine on Coupang, the largest privacy penalty ever levied against a single company in the country.
— Central Banks
Bank Indonesia raised its benchmark interest rate in an unscheduled move, the clearest sign yet that authorities judged currency and market stability to be at immediate risk.
— Crypto
Tether's lead investment in NEURA marks the stablecoin issuer's largest disclosed move into physical-world infrastructure, coupling capital with a technology deployment agreement inside a humanoid robotics ecosystem.
— Regulation
Kalshi has introduced employer disclosure requirements for traders participating in markets the platform has flagged as carrying elevated insider trading or manipulation risk, a direct response to integrity concerns.
— Crypto
Japan's three largest banks, MUFG, Mizuho and SMBC, are moving toward a jointly issued stablecoin, a step that would place institutional bank-backed digital currency infrastructure at the centre of Japan's payments ecosystem.
— Earnings
Oracle reported Q4 FY2026 results after market close on June 10, beating earnings expectations.
— Markets
Anthropic is making Mythos-class AI capability publicly accessible for the first time through Claude Fable 5, a release that expands the commercial addressable market for its frontier models while managing liability exposure.
— Regulation
The Pentagon's finalised 1260H list designates Alibaba, Baidu, BYD, WuXi AppTec, Unitree and Nio as companies aiding China's military, exposing them to US investment and procurement restrictions.
— M&A
GSK will gain two lung cancer candidates already under FDA review for 2026 approval, making the pipeline acceleration the primary strategic rationale for the $10.6bn price.
— Crypto
Bankman-Fried formally applied on Monday for a presidential pardon while serving a 25-year federal prison sentence for fraud.
— Crypto
MetaMask is releasing a non-custodial wallet that allows AI agents to execute trades across DeFi protocols while retaining user-controlled approval mechanisms, a direct response to AI agents emerging as active participants in crypto markets.
— Markets
The global chip sector suffered its steepest single-day loss in six years, wiping $1.3 trillion from combined market capitalisation.
— M&A
Google has agreed to rent computing capacity from SpaceX at $920 million per month, generating a total contract value of approximately $30 billion over 32 months.
— Markets
The Trump administration is actively exploring taking direct equity stakes in leading AI companies, a move that would represent an unprecedented form of US government ownership in a private technology sector.
— Earnings
Broadcom is on course to lose approximately $300 billion in market capitalisation after its post-earnings selloff entered megacap historical records, driven by a failure to raise its AI revenue outlook.
— Regulation
Google must offer UK publishers the ability to block their content from appearing in generative AI search features, following a direct requirement from the Competition and Markets Authority.
— Crypto
Kraken parent Payward will allow retail investors to seek allocations in US IPOs at the offering price through tokenized shares, removing a structural barrier that has historically confined IPO pricing gains to institutional clients.
— Regulation
Premier League clubs face potential legal liability after the FCA wrote directly to teams warning that sponsorship deals with unauthorized crypto and trading firms breach UK financial services law and expose fans to total loss of funds.
— Crypto
A UK House of Lords committee concluded that Bank of England and FCA draft stablecoin rules are sufficiently restrictive to render pound sterling tokens non-viable as commercial instruments.
— Crypto
Trezor's Safe 7 hardware wallet contains a vulnerability in its TROPIC01 Secure Element chip, but exploitation requires physical access to the device, specialised equipment, and advanced technical expertise, materially constraining the attack surface.
— Crypto
Grayscale's HYPG ETF, now live on Nasdaq, sets the lowest sponsor fee among U.S. Hyperliquid ETFs at 0.29%, immediately pressuring rival products.
— Markets
CBS fired Scott Pelley for cause effective immediately after he publicly criticised the new leadership of '60 Minutes', with his departure accelerating a visible breakdown in editorial authority at the programme.
— Markets
Alphabet has raised $85bn through a stock sale, surpassing the original $80bn target and setting a record for the largest secondary equity offering ever completed, eclipsing the three largest IPOs in history combined.
— Crypto
Polymarket's 'Did Strategy sell Bitcoin by May 31?' market faces a contested resolution after Strategy disclosed a 32 BTC sale on June 1, one day after the contract's deadline, despite the sale having occurred between May 26 and May 31.
— Crypto
U.S. Spot bitcoin ETFs have suffered their longest and largest redemption streak on record, with $3.45 billion withdrawn across 11 consecutive sessions beginning May 15, surpassing the previous eight-day record set in February 2025.
— M&A
UMG's board rejection leaves Pershing Square without a path to a US relisting of the world's largest music company, dealing a significant setback to Ackman's stated goal of unlocking shareholder value.