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Shares of aircraft leasing company FTAI Aviation (NASDAQ:FTAI) jumped 7.8% in the afternoon session after the company announced its Strategic Capital Initiative (SCI), initially announced late 2024, locked in a $2.5 billion asset-level debt financing deal. The funding comes from ATLAS SP Partners, backed by Apollo funds, along with Deutsche Bank AG's New York branch. With this financing, SCI plans to invest over $4 billion in on-lease 737NG and A320ceo aircraft. The market is excited about the c

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The fact that the Trump administration has installed many crypto-friendly people in positions of power doesn’t mean that the industry will now get a free pass.

Bitcoin's stumble begs the question asked during the last bear market: Is there a point at which Michael Saylor would be forced to liquidate part of the company's near-500,000 BTC stack?

U.S. equities were higher at midday, lifted by tech shares ahead of today's much-anticipated earnings report from Nvidia.

Institutional investors are increasingly allocating to crypto, but the key question is whether to focus solely on bitcoin or diversify across multiple cryptocurrencies to optimize risk-adjusted returns and portfolio resilience.

Bank of America and BlackRock are scrapping mentions of diversity from their annual reports as scrutiny of DEI policies intensifies across Wall Street.

Advance Auto Parts shares fell sharply Wednesday after the retailer's lackluster current-quarter sales projections outweighed solid fourth-quarter results.

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Expectations for the future path of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet drawdown process have been scrambled in the wake of last week's readout of January's policy meeting, which showed central bankers concerned about how the effort to shed bonds might collide with dynamics around the federal debt ceiling. Until a few days ago many banks had been pushing back their expected end date for the Fed's drawdown of its Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities - a process called quantitative tightening - but there's now no solid consensus as to how the U.S. central bank will proceed with shrinking the holdings over the coming months. This fragmentation follows the release of the minutes of the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee's January 28-29 meeting, when "various" policymakers said they were open to pausing or slowing the reduction of Fed-owned Treasury and mortgage bonds to navigate uncertain money market conditions as Congress sorts out government finances and a statutory cap on the federal debt that came back into force last month.