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Kalshi Suffers Another Court Setback as Judges Say Prediction Markets Must Follow Gambling Law

A federal appeals court has dealt Kalshi another blow, ruling that its event-contract prediction markets cannot sidestep state gambling rules simply by framing bets as financial products. The decision sharpens a growing legal clash over whether federally regulated exchanges can offer contracts tied to politics, sports and other real-world outcomes without being treated like traditional bookmakers. The case now appears headed toward the Supreme Court, where the broader future of prediction markets may be decided.

By RDU Global Wire6 min read

Global Markets & Equities10h ago

Appeals Court Says States Can Police Kalshi's Sports Contracts, Deepening Prediction Market Legal Fight

A federal appeals court has ruled that Ohio and Tennessee may enforce their gambling laws against Kalshi's sports-related event contracts, handing prediction market platforms another setback as the industry's clash with state regulators intensifies. The unanimous 6th Circuit decision adds to a widening split among federal courts and increases pressure on the U.S. Supreme Court to eventually settle the question.

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Banking, Fintech & Insurance7h ago

RBI Releases Fortnightly Money Supply Data for September 15 as Markets Watch Liquidity Signals

The Reserve Bank of India on Friday released its money supply data for the fortnight ended September 15, 2026, a routine but closely watched indicator of liquidity conditions in the financial system. The release, issued through the central bank's communications office, comes as investors, lenders and policymakers continue to track monetary trends for clues on credit demand, inflation pressures and broader economic momentum.

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National Governance & Policy1h ago

India Revises Anti-Dumping Duty on Jute Imports from Bangladesh and Nepal, Grants Zero Duty to Select Producers

India's Ministry of Finance has revised anti-dumping duties on imports of jute yarn, hessian fabric and jute sacking bags from Bangladesh and Nepal, setting zero duty for specific producers while imposing higher rates on others. The updated structure follows the Directorate General of Trade Remedies' mid-term review and will remain in force for the rest of the existing duty period, originally imposed in December 2022.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace11h ago

Saudi Oil Exports Hit Seven-Month High as Pipeline Outage Fails to Crimp Supply

Saudi Arabia's crude exports have climbed to their highest level since the Iran war began, underscoring the kingdom's ability to keep oil moving even after a drone attack damaged its key East-West pipeline. Trade intelligence data show shipments rebounding to 6 million barrels per day in September, easing fears of a deeper supply shock and helping pull Brent crude back from an earlier spike.

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Commodities, Energy & FX11h ago

U.S. Crude Slides Nearly 8% for the Week as Tehran Signals Hormuz Talks at the U.N.

U.S. crude oil fell sharply for the week after Iran and the United States held discussions on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly in New York, reviving hopes of a diplomatic opening around the Strait of Hormuz. West Texas Intermediate ended Friday lower, while Brent also declined, as traders weighed Tehran's proposal to reopen the vital shipping lane under a temporary peace arrangement.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace44m ago

Diesel at Record Highs Sends Shockwaves Through Markets, Trucking and the Wider Economy

Record-high diesel prices are rippling far beyond the fuel pump, squeezing truckers, lifting shipping costs and adding fresh inflationary pressure to an already fragile global economy. The surge, driven in part by the war in Iran and tight fuel supplies, is creating winners and losers across markets while exposing how dependent nearly every sector remains on diesel-powered transport.

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Global Economy & Central Banks7h ago

Fed Minutes Show July Debate Over Inflation Risks, Policy Patience as Markets Await Next Move

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday released minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee's July 28–29, 2026 meeting, offering a delayed but closely watched look at how policymakers weighed inflation, labor-market resilience and the timing of future rate changes. The minutes, published three weeks after the meeting, are based solely on information available to the committee at the time and are expected to shape market expectations across global financial markets.

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Global Economy & Central Banks8h ago

10-Year Treasury Yield Hits Highest Level Since 2007 as Bond Supply, Inflation Fears and Fed Bets Collide

The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield surged to 5.23% on Friday, its highest level in nearly two decades, as investors recalibrated expectations for Federal Reserve policy and digested a wave of heavy debt issuance. While stubborn inflation and rising rate-hike odds have helped drive the move, analysts say the bigger force may be a powerful new supply of bonds from both the U.S. government and companies funding the artificial intelligence boom.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace11h ago

AI Is Reshaping the First Job Search, Leaving New Graduates Fighting to Be Seen

Artificial intelligence is changing how employers screen candidates and how students present themselves, intensifying pressure on recent graduates already facing a softer labor market. New data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York show elevated unemployment and underemployment among young degree holders, while recruiters and job seekers alike are increasingly relying on AI tools in the hiring process.

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Global Society & Public Affairs4h ago

US Lawmaker Moves to End Border Surveillance Tower Program After Death Toll Report

A Democratic congresswoman is preparing legislation to terminate the U.S. border surveillance tower program after an investigation found more than 1,050 deaths occurred within the towers' advertised range between 2015 and early 2026. Rep. Delia Ramirez says the billion-dollar system has failed to deliver safety and instead reflects a broader architecture of militarized border enforcement that she wants dismantled.

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