Global Financial Industry News

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The Fed just buried the phrase "rate cut," but Thursday's core PCE print could quietly dig it back up, and BTC is testing whether its bounce off the lows has any real conviction.

cTrader has won Best Mobile Trading App at UF Awards Global 2026, held during iFX Expo International in Limassol. The recognition highlights cTrader Mobile's features, AppsFlyer integration for broker acquisition, and the cTrader Leads programme connecting demo traders with brokers.

XTB Group has rebranded its B2B liquidity and execution division, formerly known as X Open Hub, to XTB Institutional. The change brings the institutional arm into closer alignment with the wider XTB brand.

HKEX has confirmed the 3 August 2026 launch of 5-year China Government Bond Futures in Hong Kong, following SFC approval. The contract adds to HKEX's China-related risk management tools, complementing Bond Connect and Swap Connect, and supports growth of Hong Kong's offshore RMB product ecosystem.

The Fed held rates but the dots flipped to hikes, inflation forecasts blew out, and the chair is dismantling the very tool that just moved markets — here's what that means for the dollar.

XS.com held a partner seminar at the Hyatt Regency Casablanca, Morocco, bringing together affiliates and partners. Senior executives Simon-Peter Massabni, Omar Alaa, Wael Hammad and Mohamad Ibrahim addressed the company's global strategy, marketing initiatives, and the future of trading partnerships during presentations and a panel discussion.

Axi has been granted a licence by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius, extending its regulated trading platform to high-growth markets. Chief Risk Officer Simon Hodgkiss says the move reinforces Axi's commitment to strong regulatory standards as the broker continues its international expansion.

CME Group has announced that Terry Duffy, its longest-serving Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, will transition to the role of Executive Chairman on 1 March 2027, with President and Chief Financial Officer Lynne Fitzpatrick set to succeed him as Chief Executive Officer on the same date.