Author: Mickael Rois

Specializes in financial journalism, providing readers with concise, reliable analysis of markets and economic developments.

UK Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves ($LAB) warned that cutting home insulation funding could jeopardize the nation’s net-zero targets, defying recent government reassurances. The focus keyphrase, “cutting home insulation funding,” now stands at the center of escalating climate policy uncertainty—raising investor concerns as the sector faces new headwinds. UK Insulation Scheme Faces £1.3 Billion Cut Amid Climate Criticism The UK government revealed a planned £1.3 billion reduction in home insulation funding for fiscal year 2026, sparking pointed criticism from Labour’s Rachel Reeves ($LAB) on November 8, 2025. The Energy Company Obligation (ECO) budget, designed to retrofit 700,000 homes annually, will drop…

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Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Miran ($FED) revealed stablecoins could exert unexpected downward pressure on interest rates, raising new questions about Fed stablecoins impact rates. This announcement disrupts prior expectations around digital asset risks, linking them directly to monetary policy dynamics. Fed’s Miran: Stablecoins Could Cut Rates by Up to 45 Basis Points Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Miran ($FED) stated on November 7 that widespread stablecoin adoption could drive U.S. money market rates down by 20 to 45 basis points over the next two years. During a speech at the Chicago Central Banking Forum, Miran cited internal Fed simulations indicating that…

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US consumer borrowing picks up in a surprise gain, as the Federal Reserve reveals a $15.3 billion jump in non-revolving credit for September 2025. Equifax ($EFX) data highlights this uptick, with analysts now questioning the sustainability of household debt trends. Why did borrowing surge against expectations? US Consumer Debt Climbs $15.3B: Non-Revolving Credit Drives Growth Consumer credit in the United States secured an unexpectedly strong increase, rising by $15.3 billion in September 2025, according to Federal Reserve G.19 data released on November 7. Non-revolving credit—which includes auto loans and student loans but excludes credit cards—led the gain, accounting for $13.7…

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The Federal Reserve ($FED) revealed that vulnerabilities tied to financial leverage have become “notable,” surprising investors amid ongoing market volatility. The Fed says vulnerabilities linked to financial leverage now pose broader risks for the U.S. economy, prompting new scrutiny over hedge funds and nonbanks. Are markets underestimating the impact of rising leverage? Fed Warns on ‘Notable’ Leverage Risks Following 2025 Market Swings The Federal Reserve disclosed in its latest Financial Stability Report, released on November 7, 2025, that financial leverage across investment funds and other nonbank entities has reached levels warranting “notable” concern. Aggregate hedge fund leverage ratios increased to…

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The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) revealed a surprising Philippine growth shock 2025 as Q3 GDP expanded only 3.7%, sharply missing expectations and sending the peso ($PHP) down 1.4% to 58.20 per dollar. Investors are puzzled: is this a warning or a temporary stumble for Asia’s rising economy? Philippine Q3 GDP Misses Forecasts, Peso Falls to 18-Month Low The Philippines ($PSEI) posted a Q3 2025 GDP growth of just 3.7% year-on-year, well below the consensus forecast of 5.0% according to Bloomberg data, and marking its slowest expansion since the COVID recovery began. On the news, the Philippine peso ($PHP) tumbled 1.4%…

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American Bitcoin Corp ($ABTC) revealed its BTC reserves reached 4,004 coins as of November 7, 2025, raising its satoshis per share metric to a record high. The American Bitcoin Corp BTC holdings milestone signals a bold sector move, and investors are eyeing the next play as the crypto market shifts. American Bitcoin Corp Adds 480 BTC, Total Holdings Now 4,004 BTC American Bitcoin Corp ($ABTC) announced it secured an additional 480 bitcoins during Q4 2025, bringing its total reserves to 4,004 BTC—valued at over $143.8 million at a November 7 spot price of $35,924 per bitcoin (CoinMarketCap data, 2025-11-07). The…

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JPMorgan Chase & Co. ($JPM) revealed a 64% surge in its Bitcoin ETF holdings in its most recent SEC filings, sending ripples through the cryptocurrency market. This unexpected move brings the bank’s total Bitcoin ETF exposure to over $842 million, spotlighting a shift in institutional strategies around crypto assets. What’s fueling JPMorgan’s renewed appetite? JPMorgan Increases Bitcoin ETF Position by 64% to $842 Million JPMorgan Chase & Co. ($JPM) boosted its holdings in spot Bitcoin ETFs by 64% during the third quarter of 2025, as disclosed in its recent 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The bank increased…

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My First Bitcoin ($MFBT) announced a global expansion on November 8, 2025. The company plans to train 10,000 educators in more than 25 countries by 2026. The My First Bitcoin global expansion puts the company at the center of crypto education and surprises analysts with its reach and ambition. My First Bitcoin Launches $1 Million Global Educator Program My First Bitcoin ($MFBT) secured $1 million in funding to grow its international education program—a tenfold increase from its 2024 budget. The company will certify teachers across Latin America, Europe, Africa, and Asia. Since July 2025, over 2,500 educators have already joined.…

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Bitcoin ($BTCUSD) smashed through the $100,000 milestone, securing a record high of $103,000 in early Asian trading on November 8, 2025. The Bitcoin price surge today surprised both bulls and bears after a stretch of severe volatility had tested investor conviction. Bitcoin Hits $103K: Unprecedented 19% Rally Stuns Market The leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin ($BTCUSD), leaped 19% over the past 48 hours, rising from $86,500 on November 6 to $103,000 by November 8. Spot trading volumes on Binance reached $12.9 billion within a 24-hour window, up 36% week-over-week, according to CoinMarketCap data. This sharp rally came after Bitcoin temporarily dipped below…

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Bitcoin ($BTC) secured a sharp rebound to $35,200 after models for mathematically predicting Bitcoin price floor flagged an unexpected $32,000 support. Traders are now scrutinizing technical and on-chain data, questioning if this reprieve signals a durable bottom as volatility surges ahead of the year-end. On-Chain Models Signal $32,000 as Bitcoin’s Key Price Floor Bitcoin ($BTC) briefly slipped below $33,000 for the first time since mid-April, but algorithmic models from Glassnode and CryptoQuant now identify $32,000 as a probable price floor. As of November 8, 2025, Bitcoin has traded in a wide $33,200–$36,400 range, with spot market volumes up 22% week-over-week…

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