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Michael Saylor posted a cryptic message on X on Sunday. Strategy held 848,000 BTC as of October 4, according to a filing with the SEC, and repurchased STRC shares for $176.3 million.
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Citing Citadel Securities data relayed by Le Journal du Coin, the ten largest market capitalizations account for 41% of the S&P 500 as of October 6, 2026, including 8% for Nvidia alone.
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Interviewed by RBC TV, Vladimir Potanin, the main shareholder of Norilsk Nickel, says the Russian economy has not yet reached its low point, according to BFM Business. The Economy Ministry forecasts 0.6% growth.
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According to BFM Business, Emmanuel Macron will host about sixty European automotive industry players for dinner on Sunday, without any Chinese carmakers, and will highlight electrification and European preference.
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Donald Trump has announced a panel to help him decide whether to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, according to CNBC. Cryptoast, meanwhile, highlights elevated U.S. bond yields.
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Donald Trump says Moscow and Kyiv have agreed to stop targeting each other's energy infrastructure. According to BFM Business, this would help Russian refineries, without guaranteeing a quick return of diesel exports.
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Asked on Saturday about possible support for Saudi strikes in Yemen, Donald Trump said he would look into the matter after an attack that killed 12 people at Riyadh airport, according to CNBC.
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Leo XIV announced on October 11, 2026, that he would undergo surgery to remove a lung nodule detected early. According to CNBC, the Vatican is pointing to an expected one-week recovery.
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According to an IMF study reported by CoinDesk, tokenized stocks offer continuous trading and fractional ownership, but remain about 1.5 times more volatile than equivalent securities and significantly less liquid.
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According to CNBC, the Justice Department is examining whether the White House pool's halt of coverage of the president violates antitrust law. A press freedom group is criticizing the probe.
