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We’re kicking off another week with a quick catch-up on the weekend’s must-read headlines, a look at our top partner offer, and, as always, a quiz to test your market knowledge. Let’s go.
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Donald Trump says the US and Iran agreed to a 60-day ceasefire framework, with a signing ceremony reportedly scheduled for June 19 in Switzerland.
The proposed deal would reopen the Strait of Hormuz, ease sanctions in phases, and allow Iran to resume limited oil exports in exchange for compliance. However, key issues including uranium enrichment limits, ballistic missiles, and regional proxy networks have been pushed to future negotiations.
Markets welcomed the prospect of reduced geopolitical tensions, with lower oil prices and improved risk sentiment supporting a rebound in Bitcoin and other risk assets.
The gold-versus-silver trade is starting to split, with investors increasingly favoring gold as easing tensions between the US and Iran weigh on oil prices.
Futures data showed fresh capital flowing into gold, with open interest rising nearly ten times more than silver’s, while options markets suggest traders are actively hedging bullish positions rather than betting against the metal. Analysts say falling oil prices and cooling inflation expectations are reinforcing gold’s appeal as a defensive asset, while silver’s industrial exposure is limiting its safe-haven demand.
Graduates at Stanford University staged a walkout during Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s commencement speech, protesting the company’s involvement in Project Nimbus, a cloud and AI contract with the Israeli government.
The demonstration was organized by Stanford Students for Justice in Palestine and focused on Google’s reported $1.2 billion partnership with Israel alongside Amazon. Protesters argue the technology could support surveillance and military operations, claims that have fueled internal and external criticism of the project.
Pichai, who earned his master’s degree at Stanford, notably avoided discussing artificial intelligence during his address, instead encouraging graduates to stay optimistic and pursue meaningful work.
President Trump’s crypto venture awarded UFC fighters $250,000 in bonuses using which stablecoin during a White House event?
A) USDC
B) USDT
C) USD1
D) RLUSD
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