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After two weeks of record-breaking inflows, a single outflow session is raising questions about whether institutional appetite for Ethereum ETFs has finally hit a wall, or whether one quiet day is being mistaken for something bigger than it actually is.

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Remarrying after losing a spouse can be an exciting step forward, but Social Security has one timing rule that could affect the survivor benefit you already receive. Depending on when you remarry, that monthly check could stop, and the cutoff comes down to your age.

It is one of those surprising retirement mistakes that can be easy to make simply because the rule is not widely known.

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In the latest update, Anthropic has reportedly launched a new interactive tool-a significant move that allows users to explore how artificial intelligence could reshape the US economy.

The primary motive behind this development is to identify its potential effects on economic growth, jobs and unemployment.

In one case,

 » Read more about: Anthropic’s new model predicts how AI could reshape the US economy by 2030: What to know  »

Key Highlights

• ARK Invest divested 19,491 Advanced Micro Devices shares valued at approximately $9.9 million via its flagship ARKK ETF
• The investment firm acquired 575,700 Archer Aviation shares for $3.4 million,

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For five years the Reserve Bank has been trying to wrangle inflation back to its 2.5% target, and for years it has essentially failed.

The result is a cost of living crisis that has generated intense community grievance.

The RBA’s deputy governor, Andrew Hauser, acknowledged as much on the ABC’s 7:30 report on Tuesday.

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A supply crunch is pushing India-listed global ETFs far above their underlying value, with analysts warning investors against paying steep premiums for international exposure.
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Global diversification is coming at a steep price for Indian investors, with several India-listed international ETFs trading at significant premiums to their indicative net asset values (iNAV).

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Quantum computing has gone from a pipe dream to a sector the market believes could become reality, perhaps more quickly than initially expected.Quantum computers are built on qubits in a constant state of superposition that can process much more data than traditional computers and explore many answers simultaneously. Experts believe quantum computing will one day be much more capable than even the most advanced supercomputers available today,

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As Tesla stages one of its sharpest single day moves in months and Nvidia shakes off a volatile session from the day before, Zoomex, the global cryptocurrency derivatives exchange, is once again spotlighting its Stock Perpetuals offering as the venue for traders who want to react to swings like these without the friction of a traditional brokerage account.

 » Read more about: Zoomex Stock Brings Tesla’s 6% Surge and Nvidia’s Choppy Session Within Reach Through Fair, Rule-Based Derivatives Trading  »