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All India Gem & Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC) released its half yearly review of the gold and silver market for 2026
Mines To Market — 2 months ago
All India Gem & Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC) released its half‐yearly review of the gold and silver market for 2026, noting that the first six months of the...
Pump.fun kills Tokenized Agent launch option after community pushback over PVP dynamics
Crypto Briefing — 2 months ago
Pump.fun's decision to simplify its platform may lead to more cohesive community dynamics, but projects must adapt to new token launch methods. The post Pump.fun...
Circle (CRCL) Stock Plunges 13% as Major Firms Unite Behind Competing Stablecoin
Coingecko — 2 months ago
SEC Seeks Public Input on New ETF Regulation, Including Crypto and On-Chain Products
Coincu News — 2 months ago
SEC Chairman Paul Atkins issued a statement on novel exchange-traded funds , outlining the scope of the agency's inquiry. The request covers ETF structures that go...
Anthropic prepares Claude Sonnet 5 for release on OpenRouter
Crypto Briefing — 2 months ago
The release of Claude Sonnet 5 on OpenRouter could intensify competition among AI platforms, influencing pricing and innovation strategies. The post Anthropic...
AP Business SummaryBrief at 1:56 p.m. EDT
Mankato Free Press — 2 months ago
Bank of England boss insists it is ‘not complacent’ about tackling UK inflation
Wiltshire Times — 2 months ago
Mr Bailey said he was ‘not happy’ that the rate of Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation was above the Bank’s 2% target.