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101 finance·2026/04/20 07:58
SUPER (SuperVerse) 24-hour volatility at 40.7%: trading volume surges to $57 million with no clear catalyst
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/20 07:42
USD/INR starts the day up as oil prices rebound amid escalating tensions in the Middle East
101 finance·2026/04/20 06:24

Wells Fargo's Latest Forecast: Gold Price Will Soar to $8,000!
新浪财经·2026/04/20 06:17

Producer prices for March 2026: down 0.2% compared to March 2025
101 finance·2026/04/20 06:03
Tesla Q1 2026 Earnings Preview: Delivery Miss Offset by Margin Recovery and AI Narrative
Bitget·2026/04/20 05:43
IRYS (IRYS) fluctuates 41.3% in 24 hours: Trading volume surge drives speculative price volatility
Bitget Pulse·2026/04/20 05:05
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Former Tesla board member: SpaceX must deliver results as soon as possibleWestly stated, "I believe that if SpaceX investors do not see some of the growth forecasts outlined in the S1 filing realized after three or four quarters, they will be very dissatisfied." Analysts believe that the Federal Reserve's policy and inflation conditions will affect SpaceX's stock price performance.
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Invesco Nasdaq Technology ETF: Secondary market price premium, trading resumes after suspension on June 16Golden Ten Data reported on June 15 that the Invesco Nasdaq Tech ETF announced that recently the fund’s secondary market trading price has been significantly higher than its indicative net asset value per share, resulting in a substantial premium. On June 15, 2026, the closing price was 2.740 yuan, while the closing indicative net asset value per fund share was 2.2292 yuan. To protect investors’ interests, the fund will be suspended from trading from the opening on June 16 and will resume at 10:30 (UTC+8). Redemption operations will continue as usual during the suspension. If the premium does not effectively decrease on June 16, the fund reserves the right to implement further suspension measures.
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Deutsche Bank: Aftermath of Iran War May Impact European Credit Bond Market```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on June 15 that Deutsche Bank strategists stated European corporate bonds are susceptible to subsequent impacts from the Iran war, and both investment-grade and junk bond spreads are expected to widen by the end of the year. The credit strategy team led by Steve Caprio currently maintains an underweight position in euro-denominated credit within global asset allocation, adopting a more cautious stance compared to dollar-denominated credit. They noted that the aftermath of the Iran war is manifesting more rapidly. “Stubborn inflation, rising shipping costs, potential storage chip shortages affecting key cyclical industries, and ongoing tariff uncertainty are all negative factors, especially in Europe. At least from now until year-end, market prospects mean greater differentiation in credit performance and wider spreads.” The strategists expect euro investment-grade bond spreads to widen nearly 20 basis points to 95 basis points by the end of this year, while junk bond spreads are expected to widen 77 basis points to 345 basis points. For dollar investment-grade bonds, they forecast spreads will moderately widen by 10 basis points to 82 basis points by year-end, and junk bond spreads are expected to widen by 39 basis points.```
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