Chinese manufacturing activity grows more than expected in Feb- Caixin PMI
-- Chinese manufacturing activity grew more than expected in February, a private survey showed on Friday, indicating that certain facets of the economy remained...
-- Chinese manufacturing activity grew more than expected in February, a private survey showed on Friday, indicating that certain facets of the economy remained...
-- Chinese manufacturing activity shrank as expected in February, taking little support from increased demand during the Lunar New Year holiday as broader economic...
-- Japan’s unemployment rate remained steady in January as expected, staying close to one-year lows even as recent data pointed to more cooling in the Japanese...
Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas has issued an analysis of Grayscale's recently submitted prospectus. The document explicitly confirms Grayscale's cash-only acceptance for its fund, a stipulation met with no surprise given the firm's market position. Nevertheless, Balchunas noted the absence of any named authorized participants (AP) in the prospectus, a section that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) typically expects to be completed. He expressed uncertainty over this omission, especially as Grayscale has previously appeared confident about this aspect of their fund. In addition, he highlighted another possible area of concern - the document's apparent lack of information regarding fees, another significant element that hasn’t been thoroughly addressed as per his observation. These details, or the lack thereof, leave open questions about the true structure and operation of Grayscale's proposed fund.
James Seyffart, a Bloomberg ETF analyst, informed via the X platform that Grayscale had submitted a third revised version of their S-3 registration statement. The update notably includes added material connected to the trust's third-party relationships. Seyffart commented that, at first glance, the amendment seemed to primarily add proofs related to these relations without too many other specifics. Earlier, Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) had submitted a registration statement, including a prospectus, to the U.S. Securities and Exchange under U.S. Securities Law 163/433. Subsequently, they proceeded to file an amended S-3 registration document again. Seyffart noted this latest document as Amendment #3 to their ongoing efforts to convert $GBTC into a Bitcoin ETF.
-- China’s manufacturing sector grew as expected in January, a private survey showed on Thursday, with local manufacturers continuing to see growth in new orders and...
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-- Japan’s core consumer price index inflation eased as expected in November amid softening food prices, with the reading casting more doubts over when the Bank of...