BREAKING: The U.S. Treasury has just bought back another $2 billion of its own debt, bringing total buybacks this month to $6 billion.
In simple words, the government is purchasing older Treasury securities from the market before they mature.
Why does this matter?
These buybacks can improve market liquidity, remove less-traded bonds, and help the Treasury manage upcoming payments more smoothly.
But this does not mean America’s total debt suddenly dropped by $6 billion. The Treasury continues to issue new debt, so this is mainly about managing existing debt and keeping the bond market running smoothly.
Still, billions of dollars moving back into the financial system can affect bond demand, yields, liquidity, and wider market sentiment.
The world’s biggest bond market is making serious moves—and investors are paying close attention.
Around $300 billion was wiped from US stocks today.
Now, the entire market is waiting for one announcement from Donald Trump.
The Strait of Hormuz remains closed, keeping pressure on oil prices, inflation and global trade. Nearly one-fifth of the world’s traded oil and gas normally moves through this narrow route.
Trump has said a deal could come soon. If he announces that the Strait is reopening, oil prices could fall, inflation fears could ease and stocks could quickly recover.
But nothing is confirmed yet. Iran says the Strait will remain closed until the US accepts its conditions.
One announcement could change the mood of the entire market within minutes.
This is no longer just about oil.
It is about trillions of dollars, global trade and what happens next on Wall Street.
BREAKING: A secret deal—or a dangerous game of pressure?
President Donald Trump says Iran has privately accepted every condition demanded by the United States but is refusing to confirm the agreement in public.
“They’ve agreed to everything we’ve asked for, but they won’t say it publicly. They’re afraid of their own people,” Trump said.
His claim comes as Washington pushes for an agreement involving Iran’s nuclear program and the Strait of Hormuz. But Tehran has publicly denied that direct negotiations are taking place.
For now, the world is hearing two completely different stories. Trump says the deal is already accepted behind closed doors. Iran says there are no direct talks.
If Trump’s claim is true, a major breakthrough may be much closer than anyone expected. But until Iran speaks publicly—or a signed agreement appears—the truth remains hidden behind closed doors.
BREAKING: 🇷🇺 Russia is opening the door to regulated crypto trading.
Under a new law taking effect on September 1, 2026, Russian investors will be able to buy and sell cryptocurrencies through licensed exchanges and financial firms.
$BTC , $ETH , and USDT are widely reported to be among the assets expected to benefit, although Russia’s central bank has not yet officially confirmed the final list.
Regular investors must pass a test and will be limited to 300,000 rubles per year through each approved company. Qualified investors must also pass a test, but they will be allowed to trade without a purchase limit.
The new system will include licensed crypto exchanges, brokers, and digital asset custodians. Foreign stablecoins will also fall under the rules.
There is one important limit: crypto still cannot be used for everyday payments inside Russia. However, businesses will be allowed to use it for international trade.
This is more than a small policy update. One of the world’s largest economies is building a legal path for crypto instead of trying to keep it outside the financial system.
The global crypto race is moving fast—and countries that wait too long may end up watching from the sidelines.
Dollar Index is at strong resistance at 101–102 once again. Earlier too, there were several rejections from here—if a breakout happens, then the dollar will strengthen; otherwise, another move downward could come. 👀
🔥 BULLISH: Gold has broken above $4,400 an ounce, reaching its highest level in more than two months.
The precious metal has gained around 3.6% in just two trading sessions. A weak US jobs report, fresh buying from Chinese investors, stronger central-bank demand and a key technical breakout have all added fuel to the rally.
Now, every eye is on Wednesday’s US inflation report.
Economists expect consumer prices to rise by just 0.1% in July, after falling 0.4% in June. A softer reading could reduce pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates, which may give gold even more room to climb. But hotter inflation and high energy prices could push the Fed toward higher rates, creating fresh pressure on gold.
For now, buyers are clearly back—and $4,400 has become the level everyone is watching.$XAU
Is this the beginning of gold’s next major run, or will the inflation report stop the rally in its tracks?