Bank of England Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden warns autonomous AI agents risk causing 'market meltdown,' says tighter regulation may be needed

DTCC to process two days of securities transactions Tuesday after a member firm submitted a large volume of erroneous trades, the US clearinghouse says.

The Depository Trust & Clearing Corp., which settles most US securities trades, said it will complete two days of transactions on Tuesday after a member firm submitted a significant number of erroneous trades.

Gold heads for worst quarter in over a decade as retail frenzy fades, FT reports. Prices slide as individual investors retreat from bullion.

Gold is heading for its worst quarter in more than a decade as retail frenzy fades, according to the Financial Times.

Japanese margin buying on the Tokyo Stock Exchange surges to ~¥6.5 trillion ($40 billion), a 30-year high, as retail investors ramp up leveraged stock bets amid rising global risk appetite.

Japanese retail investors ramp up leveraged stock bets; margin buying on the Tokyo Stock Exchange climbs to approximately ¥6.5 trillion ($40 billion), the highest level since 1994.

Yen slumps to lowest since 1986, stoking fears of Tokyo intervention; dollar eases from 13-month highs ahead of US jobs data that could shape Fed rate outlook

The yen fell to levels not seen since 1986, raising concerns that direct intervention from Tokyo was imminent, while the dollar retreated from 13-month highs ahead of jobs data that could influence the US rate outlook.