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š° Asian Stock Exchanges Push Back on Corporate Bitcoin Treasuries
Asian stock exchanges are resisting companiesā attempts to hold cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin in their treasuries, signaling renewed regulatory caution toward digital assets.
š¹ Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd (HKEX) reportedly blocked at least five firms from adopting Bitcoin treasury strategies, according to Bloomberg.
š¹ India and Australia are showing similar resistance, citing volatility, unclear regulation, and investor protection risks.
This stance contrasts sharply with the U.S., where companies such as MicroStrategy and Tesla have added Bitcoin to their balance sheets.
Regulators in Asia fear that corporate exposure to crypto could distort market stability or mislead investors amid price swings.
Despite Hong Kongās public image as a ācrypto-friendlyā hub, this move exposes a gap between policy rhetoric and exchange-level action.
Until clearer rules and reduced volatility emerge, corporate treasuries across Asia are likely to avoid digital assets for now.
#AsiaMarkets #HongKong #India #Australia #AsianStocks
Asian stock exchanges are resisting companiesā attempts to hold cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin in their treasuries, signaling renewed regulatory caution toward digital assets.
š¹ Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd (HKEX) reportedly blocked at least five firms from adopting Bitcoin treasury strategies, according to Bloomberg.
š¹ India and Australia are showing similar resistance, citing volatility, unclear regulation, and investor protection risks.
This stance contrasts sharply with the U.S., where companies such as MicroStrategy and Tesla have added Bitcoin to their balance sheets.
Regulators in Asia fear that corporate exposure to crypto could distort market stability or mislead investors amid price swings.
Despite Hong Kongās public image as a ācrypto-friendlyā hub, this move exposes a gap between policy rhetoric and exchange-level action.
Until clearer rules and reduced volatility emerge, corporate treasuries across Asia are likely to avoid digital assets for now.
#AsiaMarkets #HongKong #India #Australia #AsianStocks
šØBREAKING:
šØš³ CHINA INJECTED Ā„612 BILLION IN LIQUIDITY TODAY.
This massive liquidity boost aims to support market stability and enhance financial sector confidence š“š„
Analysts expect short-term market volatility but potential bullish impact on Asian equities and commodities šš
#China #LiquidityInjection #GlobalMarkets #Economy #AsianStocks #MarketUpdate #FinanceNews #Investing #Crypto
šØš³ CHINA INJECTED Ā„612 BILLION IN LIQUIDITY TODAY.
This massive liquidity boost aims to support market stability and enhance financial sector confidence š“š„
Analysts expect short-term market volatility but potential bullish impact on Asian equities and commodities šš
#China #LiquidityInjection #GlobalMarkets #Economy #AsianStocks #MarketUpdate #FinanceNews #Investing #Crypto
Japanās Nikkei Pauses After Record Highs as Takaichi Becomes First Female PM
By @MrJangKen ā¢ ID: 766881381 ā¢ 21 October 2025
Japanās Nikkei 225 erased earlier gains on Tuesday after reaching historic highs, following the election of conservative Sanae Takaichi as the countryās first female prime minister. Takaichi secured 237 votes in the 465-seat lower house, clinching a clear majority, while the Topix index also pared gains to end near flat.
Elsewhere in Asia, markets stayed bullish. South Koreaās Kospi jumped over 2%, hitting its sixth straight record close on optimism over an impending U.S. trade deal. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said negotiations were āabout to finish up,ā noting, āThe devilās in the details.ā Hyundai and Kia shares surged 6.45% and 4.28%, respectively, while Samsung added 1.73%. The Kospi has risen roughly 61% year-to-date.
In Australia, the S&P/ASX 200 gained 0.5%, lifted by rare earth stocks after a strategic minerals pact between PM Anthony Albanese and U.S. President Donald Trump. Lynas Rare Earths climbed 3.8%, Iluka Resources nearly 6%, and Pilbara Minerals 4.7%. VHM and Northern Minerals soared 30% and 15%, respectively.
Hong Kongās Hang Seng Index rose 1.17%, with Hang Seng Tech up 1.84%, while Mainland Chinaās CSI 300 added 0.3%. CATL, Teslaās battery supplier, gained 4.73% after reporting a 41% jump in third-quarter net profit to 18.5 billion yuan ($2.6B).
Indian markets were closed for a holiday.
Key Market Moves:
Nikkei 225: 49,316.06, +0.27%Kospi: 3,823.84, +0.24%Hang Seng: 26,187.79, +1.27%S&P/ASX 200: 9,094.70, +0.70%Shanghai Composite: 3,916.34, +1.36%
U.S. futures were steady as investors brace for a busy earnings week and inflation data. Overnight, U.S. stocks rose, boosted by Appleās upgrade from Loop Capital. The Dow jumped 1.12% to 46,706.58, the S&P 500 climbed 1.07% to 6,735.13, and the Nasdaq gained 1.37% to 22,990.54.
#CryptoMarkets #AsianStocks #Nikkei225 #TradingNews #Marketupdates
Japanās Nikkei 225 erased earlier gains on Tuesday after reaching historic highs, following the election of conservative Sanae Takaichi as the countryās first female prime minister. Takaichi secured 237 votes in the 465-seat lower house, clinching a clear majority, while the Topix index also pared gains to end near flat.
Elsewhere in Asia, markets stayed bullish. South Koreaās Kospi jumped over 2%, hitting its sixth straight record close on optimism over an impending U.S. trade deal. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said negotiations were āabout to finish up,ā noting, āThe devilās in the details.ā Hyundai and Kia shares surged 6.45% and 4.28%, respectively, while Samsung added 1.73%. The Kospi has risen roughly 61% year-to-date.
In Australia, the S&P/ASX 200 gained 0.5%, lifted by rare earth stocks after a strategic minerals pact between PM Anthony Albanese and U.S. President Donald Trump. Lynas Rare Earths climbed 3.8%, Iluka Resources nearly 6%, and Pilbara Minerals 4.7%. VHM and Northern Minerals soared 30% and 15%, respectively.
Hong Kongās Hang Seng Index rose 1.17%, with Hang Seng Tech up 1.84%, while Mainland Chinaās CSI 300 added 0.3%. CATL, Teslaās battery supplier, gained 4.73% after reporting a 41% jump in third-quarter net profit to 18.5 billion yuan ($2.6B).
Indian markets were closed for a holiday.
Key Market Moves:
Nikkei 225: 49,316.06, +0.27%Kospi: 3,823.84, +0.24%Hang Seng: 26,187.79, +1.27%S&P/ASX 200: 9,094.70, +0.70%Shanghai Composite: 3,916.34, +1.36%
U.S. futures were steady as investors brace for a busy earnings week and inflation data. Overnight, U.S. stocks rose, boosted by Appleās upgrade from Loop Capital. The Dow jumped 1.12% to 46,706.58, the S&P 500 climbed 1.07% to 6,735.13, and the Nasdaq gained 1.37% to 22,990.54.
#CryptoMarkets #AsianStocks #Nikkei225 #TradingNews #Marketupdates
Market Wrap - 19th November, 2025
Indian equities rebounded sharply on Wednesday after a weak start, driven by strong buying in IT, auto, and telecom stocks. Nifty closed above the 26,000 mark. Smallcap and midcap indices remained subdued despite gains in select large caps.
Major Indices Performance
NIFTY 50: š Closed at 26,052.65, up by 0.55%
SENSEX: š Ended at 85,182.09, up by 0.61%
BANK NIFTY: š Closed at 59,216.05, up by 0.54%
NIFTY MIDCAP: š Closed at 60,949, up by 0.21%
NIFTY SMALLCAP: š Closed at 18,075, down by 0.43%
Sectoral Performance
Top Gainers š: Nifty IT (+2.9%), Auto (+0.5%), Telecom were best performing sectors. Infosys, Tech Mahindra, Wipro, TCS, mong top gainers.
Top Losers š: Power stocks saw mild selling; Siemens, JSW Energy, and Adani Green lagged.
š Major News Headlines of the Day
- Adani Enterprises wins creditor nod for $1.53 billion takeover plan for Jaiprakash Associates
- Nvidia results and delayed jobs data set up critical test for Wall Street
- Maharatna PSU Oil India signs offshore oil deal with TotalEnergies
- Demat accounts climb to record 21 crore amid IPO boom
- Vedanta to ramp up Saudi spending as hunt for copper, gold begins
- The Fed is trying to help bank liquidity. Banks would rather keep it quiet.
Note: This post is just for educational purposes and not a buy/sell recommendation.
#AsianStocks #INDIANstock
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Indian equities rebounded sharply on Wednesday after a weak start, driven by strong buying in IT, auto, and telecom stocks. Nifty closed above the 26,000 mark. Smallcap and midcap indices remained subdued despite gains in select large caps.
Major Indices Performance
NIFTY 50: š Closed at 26,052.65, up by 0.55%
SENSEX: š Ended at 85,182.09, up by 0.61%
BANK NIFTY: š Closed at 59,216.05, up by 0.54%
NIFTY MIDCAP: š Closed at 60,949, up by 0.21%
NIFTY SMALLCAP: š Closed at 18,075, down by 0.43%
Sectoral Performance
Top Gainers š: Nifty IT (+2.9%), Auto (+0.5%), Telecom were best performing sectors. Infosys, Tech Mahindra, Wipro, TCS, mong top gainers.
Top Losers š: Power stocks saw mild selling; Siemens, JSW Energy, and Adani Green lagged.
š Major News Headlines of the Day
- Adani Enterprises wins creditor nod for $1.53 billion takeover plan for Jaiprakash Associates
- Nvidia results and delayed jobs data set up critical test for Wall Street
- Maharatna PSU Oil India signs offshore oil deal with TotalEnergies
- Demat accounts climb to record 21 crore amid IPO boom
- Vedanta to ramp up Saudi spending as hunt for copper, gold begins
- The Fed is trying to help bank liquidity. Banks would rather keep it quiet.
Note: This post is just for educational purposes and not a buy/sell recommendation.
#AsianStocks #INDIANstock
$BTC
$ETH
@Binance News
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