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2026-06-30Today
09:59

The Chilean Financial Market Commission revokes the licenses of crypto platforms such as Plusspay and requires the return of funds.

According to Livecoins, the Chilean Financial Market Commission (CMF) has revoked the registration of the cryptocurrency platform Plusspay due to its association with the Venezuelan criminal organization Tren de Aragua and for providing financial support to the group. Institutions such as Pixeltec and Iuinvest, which failed to submit complete information as required by the Lei Fintec, were also disqualified from offering services in the Chilean market. The aforementioned institutions are prohibited from acquiring new clients and may only perform liquidation operations and refund funds to existing users.
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09:57

Research shows that weak hiring has a greater impact on young American workers than artificial intelligence.

```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on June 30 that a new study from the St. Louis Federal Reserve shows that in the United States, the main reason for youth unemployment is insufficient job vacancies, rather than a lack of artificial intelligence skills. Due to the lack of job vacancies, the unemployment rate among people aged 18 to 24 rose by 2.9 percentage points from April 2023 to December last year. By contrast, the increase in unemployment rate caused by employers shifting to more AI-related positions and requiring specialized skills was only 1.1 percentage points. Although the impact of AI remains significant, the effect of job vacancy shortages is more than twice that of AI. The research authors wrote: "Since April 2023, hiring activity has slowed, and young workers (especially newcomers entering the workforce) have borne the brunt of this sluggishness. For those just entering the labor market (particularly recent college graduates), AI has posed an additional barrier, but its impact is still smaller than the shock caused by the overall reduction in job vacancies."```
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09:56

Amazon: Fully automated logistics center to open in Poland this October

Glonghui, June 30|Amazon (AMZN.US): Will open a fully automated logistics center in Poland in October 2026. The logistics center in Dobromierz will create over 1,000 jobs in its first year.
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09:53

Japan's Minister of Economy and Fiscal Policy, Yoshitaka Shindo, stated that they will cooperate with the Bank of Japan to achieve economic growth and overcome deflation.

Japanese Minister for Economic and Fiscal Policy, Shigeaki Kounai, stated that Japan will work closely with the Bank of Japan to achieve sustainable economic growth and ensure the country does not fall back into deflation.
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09:51

India plans to reduce its reliance on Middle Eastern oil

```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on June 30 that, according to informed sources, after the conflict in Iran triggered supply disruptions, India's state-owned refiners are planning to reduce their reliance on the Middle East and turn more to other sourcing channels, including purchases from the spot market. The sources said that the refiners are seeking to cut the amount of crude oil purchased from Middle Eastern producers under long-term contracts. They indicated that the refiners are considering options such as increasing spot trading and establishing supply arrangements with traders who source crude oil from multiple regions, to ensure stable deliveries even if another major supply interruption occurs.```
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09:46

Data Shows 24 Tankers and Merchant Ships Passed Through the Strait of Hormuz on 29th

On June 30, according to CCTV, shipping analytics firm Kpler reported that on June 29, a total of 24 tankers and merchant ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz.

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09:37

Jefferies Reiterates Buy Rating on AVGO, $550 Price Target

BlockBeats News, June 30th: Jefferies analyst Blayne Curtis reiterated a Buy rating on AVGO and set a $550 price target, noting that the recent stock price pullback has created a buying opportunity, with 2028 fiscal year EPS potentially reaching $30-40.


The analyst emphasized that Broadcom's TPU roadmap is progressing as planned, with a long-term agreement with Google until 2031 ensuring minimum revenue, while concerns about MTK's competition have been overemphasized.

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09:34

Exchange presents trending token: SYN rises in popularity, up 37.90% in 24 hours

Popularity rankings show that HYPE tops the popularity list, SYN has the largest increase, and the popularity ranking is as follows: ① HYPE ($65.10, 4.19%) ② RAVE ($0.3747, -20.80%) ③ TAC ($0.06188, 29.54%) ④ ACT ($0.01127, -14.49%) ⑤ LAB ($13.67, -16.54%) SYN's main capital inflow is average, with a 24-hour net inflow of $6.11 million and 24-hour trading volume of $441 million, including main net inflow of $901 thousand.
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09:34

Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rises 81% in Q2, CJ Muse questions the sustainability of AI infrastructure investment

Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose 81% in the second quarter, while Nasdaq-100 increased 25% and S&P 500 rose 14% in the same period. Cantor Fitzgerald Senior Managing Director and Technology Strategist CJ Muse stated that the six-month surge was driven by massive investments in AI infrastructure, but investors are beginning to question its sustainability. CJ Muse is mainly concerned about whether hyperscale data center operators can maintain and increase spending after 2026, but CJ Muse expects the investment boom will not end immediately.
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09:31

The best-ever quarter for chip stocks is coming to an end, but price volatility remains high

Glonghui, June 30 — The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index has surged 81% in the second quarter and is poised to set a record for the best quarter in its history, with just one day left until the end of the quarter. By comparison, the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 Index rose 25% in the second quarter, while the S&P 500 Index gained 14%. However, just as people were beginning to celebrate, last week's sell-off sounded a warning. The Semiconductor Index plunged 7.9%, marking its largest weekly drop since April 2025. On Monday, the index experienced heightened volatility, swinging from a 3.2% loss to ultimately closing up 3.8%. "The trend over the past six months has been driven by the market's full commitment to building artificial intelligence infrastructure, but now people are beginning to question whether this trend is sustainable and whether we should be worried," said CJ Muse, Senior Managing Director and Technology Analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald. "The biggest concern is whether hyperscale data center operators can maintain and expand their investments after 2026," Muse noted, adding that he does not expect the current investment boom to end anytime soon.
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