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Institutional brokerage and financial infrastructure provider Clear Street has joined TradingView’s broker network, allowing its clients to trade US stocks, exchange-traded funds and options directly through the charting and analysis platform.
AUDJPY price forecast: Watch resistance at 110.045–110.403 for bearish rejection toward 109.283 or a bullish breakout targeting 111.550.
GER40 price forecast: DAX 40 tests 25,285–25,390 resistance. Explore bearish rejection, the neckline retest and bullish breakout confirmation.
NAS100 price forecast: Nasdaq 100 breaks above 30,750 after bullish weekly support rejection. Explore key levels, retest confirmation and downside risks.
XTB Institutional is heading to iFX EXPO Asia 2026 in Hong Kong. Meet the team at Booth #95 to discuss institutional liquidity, 24/7 market access and the latest trading conditions.
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Ondo Finance, a blockchain technology company focused on tokenising real-world assets, has announced Ondo Private Markets, a product offering tokenised exposure to privately held companies, beginning with an unnamed pre-IPO artificial intelligence company.
STARTRADER has launched 20 new Stock and ETF CFDs on MT5, tradable Monday to Sunday, with half listed in Seoul or Hong Kong. The additions focus on AI's physical infrastructure, covering HBM and DRAM supply chain names such as SK hynix and Hanmi Semiconductor, plus data-centre exposure through Cloudflare and Vistra.
IG Group has cut its 2026 revenue growth outlook after weaker revenue retention in its over-the-counter derivatives business outweighed growth in customer activity, putting the economics of its revised market-making approach in focus.
CME Group has withdrawn its filing to launch a 10-Barrel WTI Crude Oil futures contract that would have traded 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The exchange said industry participants were concerned that 24/7 energy trading could create unintended consequences without further due diligence.