AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBanking & Markets: U.S. prosecutors are pressing for more transparency in private credit valuations, with SDNY’s Jay Clayton saying firms may be marking assets at different levels and that regulators want to know if fees are driving “shenanigans.” Crypto & ETFs: Bitcoin’s “fear gauge” jumped nearly 20% as BTC slid toward the mid-$60Ks, while ETF outflows and weak institutional demand are fueling bets that the selloff isn’t over. Regulation & Big Tech: The U.K. antitrust watchdog ordered Google to change how AI search summaries use publisher content, giving some site owners more control. Precious Metals: The ECB says gold has overtaken U.S. Treasuries as the top global reserve asset, lifting gold’s share of official reserves. Economy Watch: U.S. job openings hit the highest level since May 2024, signaling a still-stable labor market even as hiring cools. Corporate/Deals: Grayscale launched a lowest-fee U.S. Hyperliquid staking ETP (HYPG), intensifying competition in the new HYPE ETF category. Energy/Geopolitics: Oil climbed as U.S.-Iran tensions flared, while stocks stalled near records. Local Finance & Community: Oklahoma’s Regional Food Bank is restarting its summer meals program for kids in Kay County, supported by Love’s Travel Stops.
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