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The number of core participants at OP28 in Dubai topped a record 65,000, an increase of 80 per cent on the flagship UN climate summit’s event last year in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt
Source: FT
Global supply chain under threat after Iran-backed Houthi militants on ships in the Red Sea
We live in a world where geopolitical risks are playing a much higher role than during last decade. Current conflict in the Middle East is threatening global trade and suppy chain. These attacks by have already rocked global trade. And there could be more disruptions and price increases to come for shipments of goods and fuel. Several major shipping lines and oil transporters have suspended their services through the Red Sea as more than a dozen vessels have come under attack since the start of the Israel-Hamas war in early October.
The “HODL” meme started a decade ago today when a user misspelled the word “holding”
On that day, bitcoin $BTC opened at $678 and "closed" at $522 (i.e last price of the day), so quite a volatile session. If the hodler kept his/her coins, the current unrealized gain is 7,783%. In other words, a $10,000 position at that date is worth today a whopping $788,352. Source: Documenting Bitcoin
Bottom? Will the Turmoil In Used Rolex and Patek Market End After Fed's Pivot?
Extract from a zerohedge article: The secondary market for pre-owned Rolex and Patek Philippe watches has been spiraling down since peaking in early 2022, mainly because the Federal Reserve ended helicopter-dropping trillions of dollars in stimulus checks and was forced to begin the most aggressive interest rate hiking cycle in a generation to curb inflation. Now, the Fed's bizarre, unexpected pivot this week has spurred hope that a bottom nears for the luxury watch market. Bloomberg spoke with Christy Davis, a co-founder of Subdial, a UK-based secondary watch market dealer and trading platform, who believes the turmoil in the secondary luxury watch market is ending. "As we look toward 2024, the potential for a soft landing of stable and eventually declining rates is reason for optimism in the watch market," Davis said. Source: www.zerohedge.com
Gen Z’s Favorite Brands in 2023 by Visual Capitalist
People have a lot of choice when it comes to shopping brands, but Gen Z’s favorite brands may surprise you.
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