Monaco â June 27-28, 2025: This summer, Monaco will become the global hub for innovation as it hosts a groundbreaking Web3 event from June 27 to June 28, 2025. After successfully organizing NFT FEST 2024 in Brussels, with an incredible lineup of speakers and partnersâincluding Robby Yung, CEO of Animoca Brands, Luca Netz, CEO of Pudgy Penguins, Yuga Labs, ApeCoin (ApeDAO), OKX and Adidasâthey are now rolling out a more wide-ranging program in Monaco, combining the WAIB Summit, NFT FEST, and Ordinals Monaco.
Trade tensions between the European Union and China are reaching new heights. Indeed, for several months, Brussels has been targeting Chinese companies accused of benefiting from public subsidies, which distorts competition. Under the Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR), the EU has launched several investigations, particularly against CRRC, the Chinese giant in railway equipment, and manufacturers of solar panels involved in European projects. In response to these investigations, Beijing has reacted strongly and denounced discriminatory practices. This standoff, which reflects deep divergences over the rules of international trade, could redefine the balance of power between the two economic powers. While the EU seeks to protect its market, China is concerned about a tightening of regulations that would hinder the expansion of its industrial champions. In this context, investors and companies are preparing for a significant climate of uncertainty, where every political decision can influence the dynamics of exchanges between Europe and the world's second-largest economy.
As the European Union prepares to implement the MiCA regulation, MEXC announces the continuation of USDT trading for European crypto users. The platform also offers attractive rewards and special events to support traders, thereby reinforcing its commitment to a smooth and secure trading experience.
The American Federal Reserve is divided over the potential inflationary consequences of the tariff increases promised by Donald Trump. While some officials downplay the risks, others fear a resurgence of inflation in an already strained economic context.
The housing credit market in France is undergoing a significant shift. After a period marked by high interest rates, which hindered access to property ownership, the trend is reversing. François Villeroy de Galhau, governor of the Bank of France, announced that mortgage rates fell below 3.4% in November 2024, down from 4% in January. This drop is attributed to a slowdown in inflation, which is expected to reach 1.5% in 2025, after having weighed on the economy in recent years. This development is a relief for borrowers, but its implications go beyond the real estate sector. A relaxation of credit costs generally promotes economic recovery, restoring purchasing power to households and encouraging investment. This dynamic could also impact other asset classes, particularly cryptocurrencies. A more stable economy and smoother access to financing prompt some investors to reassess their strategies. With this drop in rates and the anticipation of possible monetary easing by the European Central Bank (ECB), the real estate market could regain a more favorable dynamic.
The Chinese economy is wavering between stagnation and decline, revealing lasting structural flaws. In December, the consumer price index only increased by 0.1% year-on-year, confirming intensifying deflationary pressure despite the government's repeated attempts to revive growth. The drop in food prices (-0.5%) and consumer goods (-0.2%) illustrates the lack of dynamism in domestic demand, as households remain cautious and businesses hesitate to invest. Thus, the real estate crisis, coupled with the ineffectiveness of previous stimulus measures, fuels uncertainties. This slowdown goes beyond a cyclical phase. It calls into question the resilience of the Chinese economic model and its short-term outlook.
Raoul Pal, CEO of Real Vision, announces a new explosive phase in the altcoin market that he calls "banana singularity," characterized by a widespread increase in prices. This prediction comes as Bitcoin consolidates around $93,000 after having crossed the $100,000 mark in early January.
The American Federal Reserve (FED) may slow down its interest rate cut cycle in 2025, according to recent statements from its officials. An announcement that sparked panic on Wall Street, where stock indices fell sharply on Friday, shaken by robust economic data! This reinforces the idea that the FED could curb its monetary easing sooner than expected.
