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On June 11, the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond decreased by 0.8 basis points, standing at 4.532%.

[10-Year U.S. Treasury Yield Falls 0.8 Basis Points]On June 11, the yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond decreased by 0.8 basis points, standing at 4.532%.

10-Year U.S. Treasury Yield Falls 0.8 Basis Points

Spot gold has decreased by $20 in the short term, now reported at $4069.45 per ounce.

[Spot Gold Drops $20 to $4069.45 per Ounce]Spot gold has decreased by $20 in the short term, now reported at $4069.45 per ounce.

Spot Gold Drops $20 to $4069.45 per Ounce

U.S. and Brent crude oil prices have risen by approximately $2, currently reported at $90.92 per barrel and $92.84 per barrel, respectively. In related news, U.S. President Trump stated that the U.S. will take strong measures against Iran tonight. The U.S. will seize Khark Island and will fully control Iran's oil and gas market.

[U.S. and Brent Crude Oil Prices Rise by Approximately $2]U.S. and Brent crude oil prices have risen by approximately $2, currently reported at $90.92 per barrel and $92.84 per barrel, respectively. In related news, U.S. President Trump stated that the U.S. will take strong measures against Iran tonight. The U.S. will seize Khark Island and will fully control Iran's oil and gas market.

U.S. and Brent Crude Oil Prices Rise by Approximately $2

On June 11, President Trump stated that the United States will take strong measures against Iran tonight. The U.S. will seize Khark Island and will have complete control over Iran's oil and gas market. (Jinshi)

[Trump: The U.S. Will Take Strong Measures Against Iran Tonight]On June 11, President Trump stated that the United States will take strong measures against Iran tonight. The U.S. will seize Khark Island and will have complete control over Iran's oil and gas market. (Jinshi)

Trump: The U.S. Will Take Strong Measures Against Iran Tonight

On June 11, the European Central Bank stated that it will closely monitor the situation and adopt a data-dependent and meeting-by-meeting approach to determine the appropriate monetary policy stance. There is no pre-commitment to a specific interest rate path. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is generating inflationary pressures. Through today's decision, the Governing Council remains well-positioned to respond to the uncertainties brought about by the war. In various scenarios, the decision to raise interest rates is robust in addressing the evolution of shocks and their impact on the medium-term outlook for the Eurozone. The outlook remains uncertain, with inflation risks skewed to the upside and economic growth facing downside risks. This uncertainty is also reflected in the latest illustrative scenarios prepared by the staff of the Eurosystem, where the ranges for inflation and growth outcomes are wide.

[ECB: Inflation Risks Upward, Economic Growth Faces Downward Risks]On June 11, the European Central Bank stated that it will closely monitor the situation and adopt a data-dependent and meeting-by-meeting approach to determine the appropriate monetary policy stance. There is no pre-commitment to a specific interest rate path. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is generating inflationary pressures. Through today's decision, the Governing Council remains well-positioned to respond to the uncertainties brought about by the war. In various scenarios, the decision to raise interest rates is robust in addressing the evolution of shocks and their impact on the medium-term outlook for the Eurozone. The outlook remains uncertain, with inflation risks skewed to the upside and economic growth facing downside risks. This uncertainty is also reflected in the latest illustrative scenarios prepared by the staff of the Eurosystem, where the ranges for inflation and growth outcomes are wide.

ECB: Inflation Risks Upward, Economic Growth Faces Downward Risks

On June 11, CNBC reported that Wall Street generally believes the stock market can absorb the additional stock supply from the SpaceX IPO, but investors remain concerned about the volatility brought by more large AI-related IPOs and funding waves that may follow. According to Gavekal Research, approximately $1.7 trillion in stocks is expected to be issued by S&P 500 companies over the 12 months ending September 2025, averaging about $140 billion per month. The firm estimates that SpaceX's anticipated fundraising size of $75 billion is only slightly more than the shareholder dividend size for just over two weeks. From the perspective of the overall U.S. stock market, these stock issuances are 'surprisingly easy to absorb,' so the liquidity withdrawal's drag on U.S. stock performance is expected to be short-term. Not only SpaceX, but companies like Anthropic, OpenAI, and Alphabet are also seeking to raise funds in the public market. Together with SpaceX, these four companies plan to raise about $380 billion, equivalent to about two months' issuance. However, IPOs themselves typically come with high volatility. A review by Truist Wealth of 30 large IPOs over the past 15 years shows that newly listed company stocks often decline and experience significant pullbacks in the year following their IPO, with a median drop of 9% and an average maximum drawdown of 54% in the first year. The SpaceX IPO may also trigger internal rotation within tech stocks, as investors might sell existing winners to fund new stock investments. This week, similar signs have emerged in the market, with investors shifting from high-flying chip stocks to defensive sectors like consumer staples. Additionally, changes in Nasdaq rules could amplify volatility. When SpaceX is included in the Nasdaq 100 index, it will not be weighted solely based on the $75 billion of tradable shares, but rather with a threefold multiplier, equivalent to a weight based on a $225 billion market cap. This means that the price fluctuations post-IPO could be magnified due to passive fund chasing. The participation of retail investors in the SpaceX IPO is unprecedented. Jay Woods, Chief Market Strategist at Freedom Capital Markets, expressed concern that this could lead to many negative experiences for investors, stating that SpaceX 'is not a lottery ticket,' but a long-term investment that requires time to realize its valuation.

[Analysis: SpaceX IPO Won't 'Break' Bull Market, but Investors Worry About Tech Stock Rotation and Upcoming AI Funding Wave]On June 11, CNBC reported that Wall Street generally believes the stock market can absorb the additional stock supply from the SpaceX IPO, but investors remain concerned about the volatility brought by more large AI-related IPOs and funding waves that may follow. According to Gavekal Research, approximately $1.7 trillion in stocks is expected to be issued by S&P 500 companies over the 12 months ending September 2025, averaging about $140 billion per month. The firm estimates that SpaceX's anticipated fundraising size of $75 billion is only slightly more than the shareholder dividend size for just over two weeks. From the perspective of the overall U.S. stock market, these stock issuances are 'surprisingly easy to absorb,' so the liquidity withdrawal's drag on U.S. stock performance is expected to be short-term. Not only SpaceX, but companies like Anthropic, OpenAI, and Alphabet are also seeking to raise funds in the public market. Together with SpaceX, these four companies plan to raise about $380 billion, equivalent to about two months' issuance. However, IPOs themselves typically come with high volatility. A review by Truist Wealth of 30 large IPOs over the past 15 years shows that newly listed company stocks often decline and experience significant pullbacks in the year following their IPO, with a median drop of 9% and an average maximum drawdown of 54% in the first year. The SpaceX IPO may also trigger internal rotation within tech stocks, as investors might sell existing winners to fund new stock investments. This week, similar signs have emerged in the market, with investors shifting from high-flying chip stocks to defensive sectors like consumer staples. Additionally, changes in Nasdaq rules could amplify volatility. When SpaceX is included in the Nasdaq 100 index, it will not be weighted solely based on the $75 billion of tradable shares, but rather with a threefold multiplier, equivalent to a weight based on a $225 billion market cap. This means that the price fluctuations post-IPO could be magnified due to passive fund chasing. The participation of retail investors in the SpaceX IPO is unprecedented. Jay Woods, Chief Market Strategist at Freedom Capital Markets, expressed concern that this could lead to many negative experiences for investors, stating that SpaceX 'is not a lottery ticket,' but a long-term investment that requires time to realize its valuation.

Analysis: SpaceX IPO Won't 'Break' Bull Market, but Investors Worry About Tech Stock Rotation and Upcoming AI Funding Wave

On June 11, the European Central Bank raised the deposit facility rate from 2.00% to 2.25%, marking the first increase in nearly three years and aligning with market expectations. The main refinancing rate and the marginal lending rate were also raised to 2.40% and 2.65%, respectively. (Jin Ten)

[ECB Raises Interest Rates for the First Time in Three Years]On June 11, the European Central Bank raised the deposit facility rate from 2.00% to 2.25%, marking the first increase in nearly three years and aligning with market expectations. The main refinancing rate and the marginal lending rate were also raised to 2.40% and 2.65%, respectively. (Jin Ten)

ECB Raises Interest Rates for the First Time in Three Years

On June 11, The Wall Street Journal reported that Citigroup is launching tokenized securities for private companies. Citigroup announced that it will introduce tokenized securities for private firms. This new business will operate through tokenized depositary receipts.

[Citigroup Launches Tokenized Securities for Private Companies]On June 11, The Wall Street Journal reported that Citigroup is launching tokenized securities for private companies. Citigroup announced that it will introduce tokenized securities for private firms. This new business will operate through tokenized depositary receipts.

Citigroup Launches Tokenized Securities for Private Companies

On June 11, sources from the Iranian negotiation team denied reports of negotiations with the United States. (Jinshi)

[Iran Negotiation Team Sources Deny Reports of Talks with the U.S.]On June 11, sources from the Iranian negotiation team denied reports of negotiations with the United States. (Jinshi)

Iran Negotiation Team Sources Deny Reports of Talks with the U.S.

According to Cointelegraph, a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) pilot program in Australia has received more than 140 use case proposals from the finance industry, but the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) warns that it could displace the Australian dollar and result in people avoiding commercial banks entirely.
The RBA released a speech on Dec. 8 to be given by Assistant Governor Brad Jones at a central bank conference held from Dec. 8 to Dec. 9 local time, in which Jones speaks at length about what effect a CBDC could have on the Australian economy.
Jones notes that the RBA has been surprised by the industry interest they have received since releasing a white paper on Aug. 9, with over 80 financial entities proposing use-cases covering many areas such as e-commerce, offline, and government payments.
The team working on the pilot “eAUD” program is working out which of the proposed use-cases to take into its pilot phase early next year, and is expecting to publish a report on the project around the middle of 2023.

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【RBA: Australian CBDC receives unexpected interest but could hurt banks】According to Cointelegraph, a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) pilot program in Australia has received more than 140 use case proposals from the finance industry, but the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) warns that it could displace the Australian dollar and result in people avoiding commercial banks entirely.
The RBA released a speech on Dec. 8 to be given by Assistant Governor Brad Jones at a central bank conference held from Dec. 8 to Dec. 9 local time, in which Jones speaks at length about what effect a CBDC could have on the Australian economy.
Jones notes that the RBA has been surprised by the industry interest they have received since releasing a white paper on Aug. 9, with over 80 financial entities proposing use-cases covering many areas such as e-commerce, offline, and government payments.
The team working on the pilot “eAUD” program is working out which of the proposed use-cases to take into its pilot phase early next year, and is expecting to publish a report on the project around the middle of 2023.

RBA: Australian CBDC receives unexpected interest but could hurt banks

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RBA: Australian CBDC receives unexpected interest but could hurt banks

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