June 2026

The link between Bitcoin and USD/JPY is the strongest since 2022. Here’s why it matters.

In the yen carry trade, a weak yen (rising USD/JPY) is supposed to be accompanied by a rise in BTC, just as it tends to support stocks. Extending this logic, a strengthening of the yen should trigger risk aversion in both stocks and cryptocurrencies. This is precisely what happened in late July/early August 2024, when […]

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Minister challenges AGP report on rail losses

RAWALPINDI: Pakistan Railways achieved a record turnover of Rs115 billion, the highest in its 178-year history, Railways Minister Hanif Abbasi revealed on Monday, while formally declaring that all railway schools and hospitals would be outsourced as part of the organization’s privatization process. Addressing the media after inaugurating new running rooms for guards and locomotive pilots

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Prince William shifts gears to address crisis amid clash with King Charles

Prince William shifts gears to address crisis amid clash with King Charles Prince William has his eyes on an important issue as King Charles grapples with a complicated situation regarding the Sussexes’ upcoming visit to the United Kingdom. The Prince of Wales, who launched an initiative inspired by the values ​​of his late mother, Princess

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Terrorists should not be called by any other name, says Tarar

Quotes a Turkish public broadcaster report on the recent terrorist attack on a Rangers facility in Karachi Information Minister Attaullah Tarar addresses a press conference in Islamabad. PHOTO: RADIO PAKISTAN Information Minister Attaullah Tarar on Tuesday criticized the use of the term “militants” to describe those responsible for attacks on civilians, saying “terrorists are terrorists”

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BlackRock IBIT loses $300 million as Bitcoin demand declines

U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs lost a net $231 million on Monday, with BlackRock’s IBIT accounting for $300 million in outflows that other funds partially offset, including $50 million to ARKB and $35 million to GBTC, according to SoSoValue data. The flight occurs as risk appetite increases elsewhere. Wall Street’s tech rally extended to Asia on

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NYT Connections Tips and Answers for Tuesday, June 30 (Thu #1115)

Want a different day? A new NYT Connections puzzle appears every day at midnight for your time zone – which means some people are still playing “today’s game” while others are playing “yesterday’s.” If you are looking for the Monday puzzle instead then click here: NYT Connections Tips and Answers for Monday, June 29 (Thu

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Taylor Sheridan Speaks Out on Hollywood’s Biggest Problem

Taylor Sheridan Speaks Out on Hollywood’s Biggest Problem If you’re looking for Taylor Sheridan to campaign for Emmy votes, you’re watching the wrong show. THE Yellow stone The mastermind made this clear during his June 28 appearance on The Bill Simmons Podcast that awards were never part of his game plan, even with The Madison

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Why crypto founders are abandoning Europe for Dubai before an important deadline

The recovery began about 18 months ago, before the first MiCA rules came into effect, she said. Stablecoin regulations began to apply around a year ago and crypto-asset service providers went through a transition period before the deadline of July 1, 2026. After this date, companies relying on old national regimes will no longer be

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