Binance Opens Options on 1,000 US Stocks and ETFs as TradFi Perpetual Volume Hits $433B
Binance has announced physically settled options on more than 1,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs for eligible users outside the United States.
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Marcus Vale covers global financial markets, including stocks, commodities, currencies, and major economic developments. His reporting examines the forces driving market sentiment, from central bank decisions and corporate earnings to inflation, geopolitical risk, and shifts in investor positioning.
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Treasury Term Premium: What It Is and Why Rising Term Premiums Pressure Stocks and Bonds
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Treasury Term Premium: What It Is and Why Rising Term Premiums Pressure Stocks and Bonds
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