Bybit Kazakhstan, the locally authorized branch of the second-largest crypto exchange globally by trading volume has collaborated with Bank CenterCredit (BCC) …
Bybit Kazakhstan and Bank CenterCredit Launch Direct Fiat Channel to Boost Local Crypto Accessibility
This collaboration between Bybit Kazakhstan and Bank CenterCredit (BCC) is founded on a shared commitment to advancing digital finance in Kazakhstan. BCC’s track record in fintech innovation and …
Yemen Seizes 1.5 Million Captagon Pills, Alleges Houthis Fueling War Through Drug Trade
Yemeni authorities say the Houthis are playing a major role in regional drug trafficking, turning Yemen into a new hub for the Captagon trade, which the group allegedly uses to finance its military …
Bank of Korea Still Skeptical About Won Stablecoin Issuance Despite Circle Meeting
The Bank of Korea is still lukewarm on proposals to launch a won-pegged stablecoin despite a recent meeting with USDC issuer Circle.
Thailand minister to propose $3.4 bln stimulus projects to cabinet next week
Thailand’s finance minister said on Wednesday he would propose projects worth 110 billion baht ($3.4 billion) to the cabinet next week, as the government looks to boost the economy.
Deep-cover agents, hacked phones: Israel’s secret war inside Iran
The covert campaign that preceded the Jewish state’s attack also involved spy satellites and smuggled miniaturised weapons systems to ensure a precise first strike.
Deep-cover agents, hacked phones: Israel’s secret war inside Iran
The covert campaign that preceded the Jewish state’s attack also involved spy satellites and smuggled miniaturised weapons systems to ensure a precise first strike.
FirstFT: Donald Trump says he ‘may or may not’ attack Iran
Also in today’s newsletter, China’s central bank chief expects new currency order, and India and Canada reset relations …
Japan’s Nippon rescues US Steel in controversial takeover
Japanese firm Nippon Steel has completed its long-sought takeover of a smaller American company, after agreeing to yield unusual control to the US government. The $14.9bn (£11bn) purchase of US Steel, …
Most listed firms saw profits fall in Jan-Mar
Most listed companies saw their profits shrink in the January-March period of the current year as stubbornly high inflation pushed up business costs while weak consumer demand held back sales growth.