In a decisive move to secure its presence in the European cryptocurrency landscape, Gemini has initiated the launch of crypto derivatives across Europe. This endeavor is highlighted by the acquisition of a MiFID II license, a crucial authorization granted by Malta's Financial Services
U.S. stock markets are witnessing mixed futures following a five-session rally of the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500, driven by the latest round of corporate earnings reports. A prominent point of concern is auto tariffs, influencing companies like General Motors (GM), which reported
The article explores two major topics within the derivatives market: the potential shift to a 24/7 trading system and the rise of perpetual futures contracts. These elements reflect the evolving landscape of financial markets driven by technology and innovation. Introduction to Emerging Topics The
U.S. stock futures indicate a bearish opening after a shortened trading week. Major indexes like Dow Jones, Nasdaq, and S&P 500 futures are all down, driven by tariff uncertainties and international reactions to trade disputes. These movements are accompanied by Bitcoin's increase to
U.S. stock futures are rising slightly, reflecting cautious sentiment following a sharp drop due to ongoing tariff concerns. Investors are focused on key economic indicators, including wholesale inflation data and consumer sentiment reports, along with earnings from major banks. Nasdaq, S&P
The transition from the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) to the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR) marks a momentous shift in the global lending landscape. For more than thirty years, LIBOR served as the backbone of the financial system, influencing interest rates for various financial
