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30.06.2026 14:00
Free Trade in North America Will Outlast the USMCA Tomorrow is the official end of the beginning for one of the most successful free-trade accords the world has ever known: the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, formerly known as Nafta. It is not, however, the end of North American free trade — in fact, far from it.

30.06.2026 14:00
It’s JPMorgan Versus Goldman Sachs in Capital Changes The Federal Reserve is close to finally finishing its rewrite of bank-capital rules. But, in the final stretch, it has provoked a fight between the biggest US main-street lenders on one side and the markets- and trading-focused investment banks on the other. The ultimate battle in the so-called Basel III endgame is less about how much capital should be in the financial system, and more about which firms should bear the burden.

30.06.2026 14:00
Why the US-Mexico-Canada Trade Deal Is in Jeopardy Since the first free trade agreement between the US, Canada and Mexico took effect in 1994, the three countries have established one of the world’s most formidable trading blocs. Their current pact, the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), creates a common market for goods and services for some 515 million people whose combined economies account for 30% of the world’s gross domestic product.

30.06.2026 13:52
What the Saga Over Anthropic’s Mythos Tells Us About the Cyber Risks From AI Anthropic PBC has said its Mythos artificial intelligence model is so good at finding vulnerabilities in software and computer systems that it can’t be released to the general public. As of early June, the AI giant had released Mythos to only 200 partner organizations because if a tool this powerful fell into the wrong hands, Anthropic said, it could help attackers more easily steal data or disrupt critical infrastructure.

30.06.2026 13:51
Yen Sinks to Lowest Level Since 1986 The yen just hit its weakest level against the dollar in four decades. Japan has raised interest rates and spent billions defending its currency. Yet the yen keeps sliding. Mia Glass explains why. (Source: Bloomberg)

30.06.2026 13:38
Bomb Explosion in Monaco Wounds Tycoon Sanctioned by Ukraine A bomb explosion on Monday night in Monaco has wounded Vadym Iermolaiev, a local resident who was sanctioned by Ukraine for doing business in occupied Crimea, according to people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be named as the investigation progresses.

30.06.2026 13:38
Superyacht Linked to Usmanov Ruled No Longer Under EU Sanctions A superyacht linked to Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov’s family can no longer be considered frozen under the European Union’s sanctions regime, a Frankfurt court ruled, allowing the shipyard maintaining the vessel to seek payment for years of maintenance.