Crypto

WazirX freezes first tranche of stolen funds, approximately worth $3M USDT

Abiding by their efforts of recovery of Stolen Assets while the platform goes through restructuring proceedings, Zettai has been working in partnership with law enforcement agencies, forensic experts, investigating authorities as well as legal experts to trace and retrieve stolen assets while charting the best course of action for all of the Platform’s affected users, the company said.

US Fed
Economy, World

Oil Prices Rise Amid Supply Concerns and Fed Rate Cut Hopes

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller suggested on Thursday that easing inflation could allow the U.S. central bank to cut interest rates sooner than anticipated, fueling optimism about economic growth and energy demand. This sentiment contrasts with earlier market bets on a slower pace of rate adjustments.

Banking

Banks Set for Subdued Q3 Earnings Amid Mounting Challenges

For private sector banks (PVBs), profitability is anticipated to remain subdued. Emkay Global attributes this to a noticeable deceleration in credit growth, which directly impacts interest income. Adding to the strain are shrinking net interest margins (NIMs), driven by rising funding costs, and escalating operational expenses. Furthermore, increased provisioning for loan losses is expected to take a toll on the bottom line, leaving private banks grappling with profitability pressures.

World

Why did Hindenburg Research shut shop?

Hindenburg gained notoriety for its meticulous research into corporate fraud and malfeasance. From unraveling the smoke-and-mirrors tactics of Nikola’s electric trucks to shaking the foundations of India’s Adani Group, the firm wasn’t just a disruptor—it was a defender of market transparency. The $100 billion market value crash of the Adani Group alone demonstrated Hindenburg’s power to level the playing field in a world often dominated by opaque dealings and unchecked influence.

Business, World

Hindenburg Research to shut shop

Short-sellers like Anderson, who managed his firm’s own money but not that of others, bet against companies they believe have accounting issues, mismanagement or fraud, which they find usually after a long period of investigation.

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