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U.S. Commerce Secretary Lutnick: We Are Bringing Semiconductor Manufacturing Back To The United States
Summary Of Comments From Bank Of Japan Board Members At April Meeting: One Member Stated That If Supply-side Constraints Materialize, They Will Exert Extremely Strong Upward Pressure On Prices
Summary Of Comments From Policymakers At The Bank Of Japan's April Meeting: One Member Stated That If Tensions In The Middle East Persist, It May Be Necessary To Raise The Policy Rate To A Neutral Level Sooner Than Expected
Summary Of Comments From Board Members At The Bank Of Japan's April Meeting: One Member Stated That If The Risk Of Rising Prices Increases, The Bank Of Japan Must Not Hesitate To Accelerate The Pace Of Interest Rate Hikes
Summary Of Comments From Bank Of Japan Policy Board Members At April Meeting: One Member Stated That The Policy Rate Is Still Some Distance From The Neutral Level, Therefore The Bank Of Japan Must Continue To Raise Interest Rates At Intervals Of Several Months
Summary Of Comments From Board Members At The Bank Of Japan’s April Meeting: One Member Stated That The Bank Of Japan Must Prevent A Significant Increase In Inflation Risks When Implementing Monetary Policy
Summary Of Comments From Bank Of Japan Board Members At Its April Meeting: One Member Stated That While There Is No Need For Urgent Action At Present, The Bank Of Japan Should Raise Interest Rates As Soon As Possible Unless There Are Clear Signs Of An Economic Slowdown
Summary Of Comments From Bank Of Japan Policy Board Members At Its April Meeting: One Member Stated That Japan's Real Policy Rate Is Among The Lowest Globally, And The Bank Of Japan Must Continue To Adjust The Negative Real Interest Rate To Address The Second-round Effects Of Rising Prices
Summary Of Comments From The Bank Of Japan's April Meeting Policy Board: One Member Stated That Even Though The Future Direction Of The Situation In The Middle East Remains Uncertain, The Bank Of Japan Is Highly Likely To Raise Interest Rates Starting From Its Next Meeting
Summary Of Comments From Board Members At The Bank Of Japan’s April Meeting: One Member Stated That Prioritizing Interest Rate Hikes To Curb Inflation At The Current Stage Is Highly Likely To Have A Negative Impact On Economic Development
Summary Of Comments From Board Members At The Bank Of Japan's April Meeting: One Member Stated That The Impact Of The Situation In The Middle East Is Difficult To Predict, And The Bank Of Japan Needs To Adopt A Wait-and-see Approach At This Meeting
Summary Of Comments From Board Members At The Bank Of Japan's April Meeting: One Member Stated That The Bank Of Japan May Need To Address The Risk Of Prices Deviating From Their Upward Trend
Summary Of Comments From Board Members At The Bank Of Japan’s April Meeting: One Member Stated That, Given The Significantly Low Real Interest Rates, It Would Be Appropriate For The Bank Of Japan To Continue Raising Policy Rates
U.S. Senate Minority Leader: Trump Has Dragged The United States Into War; Democrats Will Continue To Push For Withdrawal
In March, Japan's All-household Expenditure Fell 2.9% Year-on-Year, Compared With Expectations Of A 1.3% Decline And The Previous Reading Of A 1.8% Drop
Japan's Household Spending In March Fell By 1.3% Month-on-month, Against An Expected Increase Of 0.6%, Following A Previous Rise Of 1.5%
The United States Is Offering A $15 Million Reward To Disrupt The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Financial Networks
Market News: Federal Reserve Chair Nominee Warsh Has Overcome A Key Procedural Hurdle On His Way To The Senate Confirmation Vote

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A survey of over 500 finance executives found that 10% of the post-trade market turnover was expected to use tokens and digital assets, such as stablecoins, by 2030.
A tenth of the global post-trade market turnover is expected to be handled through stablecoins and tokenized securities in less than five years, according to a survey by Citi.The investment bank said in a Securities Services Evolution report released on Tuesday that bank-issued stablecoins were seen as the main method to support collateral efficiency, fund tokenization and private market securities.The report polled 537 custodians, banks, broker-dealers, asset managers and institutional investors in the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific and the Middle East between June and July, where over half reporting their firms are also piloting generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) for post-trades.
The post-trade market ensures securities trades are verified, executed and finalized, and comes as Wall Street has taken a liking to stablecoins after the US passed laws earlier this year regulating the tokens.
Citi said in its report that since 2021, the adoption of digital assets has progressed from early experimentation to strategic implementation, and while the “momentum was clear,” the industry has yet to hit a tipping point, but the bank predicts it could be “tantalizingly close.”“After years of groundwork, the global post-trade industry looks set for a period of transformation in speed, cost and resilience on an international scale.”Survey respondents marked liquidity and post-trade cost efficiencies as the key drivers of investments into digital ledger technology (DLT), with a majority citing the areas as being significantly impacted by blockchain in the next three years.“More than half of the survey’s respondents are clearer than ever that the ability of DLT to increase the velocity of securities around the world’s capital markets can have major impacts on their funding costs, financial resource requirements and operating costs before 2028,” Citi said.
The expectations on digital asset growth were higher in the US, with 14% of all market turnovers predicted to be conducted using digital or tokenized assets by 2030, compared to Europe’s 10% and the Asia Pacific’s 9%.
US markets were tipped to have the highest percentage of market turnover using tokenized securities. Source: CitiCiti said American sentiment in 2025 has been a stand-out development this year, driven by regulatory changes such as the GENIUS Act which President Donald Trump signed into law in July.Related: Citi executive warns stablecoin yields could drain bank deposits: ReportLeadership from large firms like stablecoin issuer Circle, and asset manager BlackRock and other institutions in scaling digital liquidity also drove the change in sentiment.
GenAI is also expected to play a part in the post-trade market with 57% of respondents indicating that their organizations are piloting the technology for post-trade operations.At least 67% of institutional investors indicated they use GenAI for post-trade reconciliation, reporting, clearing, and settlements.
More than half of respondents said their organizations are piloting GenAI for post-trades. Source: CitiGenerative artificial intelligence uses generative models to produce text, images, videos and forms of data.However, at the moment, the most significant number of respondents said their firms are piloting GenAI for onboarding, with 83% of brokers, 63% of custodians and 60% of asset managers using it to “make a meaningful impact.”“In a world where faster, cleaner onboarding literally means money, this use case appears to be a perfect starting point and an opportunity to bridge the gap between retail and institutional clients,” Citi said.
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