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Anonymous ID: 4aaddc June 26, 2024, 7:15 a.m. No.21089669   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9713 >>9805 >>9827 >>9868 >>0103 >>0125 >>0271 >>0345 >>0425 >>0453

PlaneFaggin’: Europe/Med activity-Saudi Ministry of Finance heading across Atlantic, Qataris left Stockholm, Spanish still at Rzeszow and delivered Patriot missiles

 

>>21087734 pb

Saudi AF SVA7201 737Ministry of Financeleft Paris-Le Bourget Airport after about 1h 50m ground stop

 

Qatar AF THRB1 Falcon 2000 departed Stockholm Intl after arriving about 72h ago on Sunday

 

That Spanish AF AME4504 A330 is still at Rzeszow Airport so look for another secret “visit to Kiev”.

Spanish gave Zelensky a$1b commitment when he visited Madrid during his three weeks of gibs me munee tour of Europe/Singapore/Philippines/Europe

 

Backing up muh “secret visit” evidence is NATO02 E3 Sentry AWACS just N of Spanish AF at Rzeszow

 

Ukraine receives 2nd batch of Patriot missiles from Spain

https://ukranews.com/en/news/1015657-

 

Italian AF IAM3125 Falcon 2000 Rome to Rzeszow Airport

 

Hungary AF HUAF586 Falcon 7xPM Viktor Orbanstill at Paris from yesterday’s Rome arrival

 

Oman AF MJN533 A320 NW from Sophia, Bulgaria

 

Med

BLKCAT6 RQ-4 Global Hawk drone in E. Med from Sigonella AB

 

Belgium AF BAF70 Falcon 7x E over Jordan/SA border from Brussels Untl depart

 

NATO Approves Dutch Leader Rutte to Succeed Stoltenberg

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/nato-approves-dutch-leader-rutte-to-succeed-stoltenberg/ar-BB1oUYEE

Anonymous ID: 4aaddc June 26, 2024, 8:14 a.m. No.21089937   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0103 >>0345 >>0425 >>0453

Interactive Brokers accepts $48 million loss tied to NYSE glitch

 

(That any of these retail people thought those trades would be honored-it’s written in your brokerage agreement “We reserve the right….”)

 

Interactive Brokers on Wednesday disclosed a $48 million loss due to a glitch at the New York Stock Exchange earlier this month that at one point showed a 99% drop in the stock prices of some companies, including Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.

The brokerage had filed claims with the NYSE to compensate it for these losses, but the exchange denied its ask, Interactive said. Outages caused by software and hardware malfunction have become common as trading moved from floors and pits to electronic systems, but glitches can roil markets and frustrate investors. In some cases, they can also invite scrutiny from regulators and disputes with brokers. Interactive said its losses stemmed from an attempt by its clients to take advantage of the massive drop in Berkshire's stock price.

Customers rushed to snap up Berkshire's Class A shares after the price plunged to $185 from $622,000 each. They placed "buy" orders after trading in the stock was halted, expecting their trades to be fulfilled at a price near $185.

However, after resumption, the clients' trades were executed at prices as high as $741,971.39, Interactive said. Its request for busting trades that were completed at such "anomalously" high prices was rejected by the NYSE, the brokerage added. Interactive then took over a "substantial" portion of these trades. It is mulling its options, including a legal recourse, but does not expect the losses to have a material impact on its finances, it said. The NYSE declined to comment. The exchange, which is owned by the Intercontinental Exchange had attributed the disruption to a technical issue earlier this month.

https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/interactive-brokers-says-it-lost-48-mln-due-nyse-glitch-2024-06-26/

Anonymous ID: 4aaddc June 26, 2024, 9:43 a.m. No.21090327   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0345 >>0425 >>0453

Yen falls to 37-year low of 160 against U.S. dollar

 

The Japanese yen fell below 160 against the U.S. dollar on Wednesday, its lowest point in more than 37 years as Tokyo scrambled to determine what appropriate intervention measures to take. The record fall of the yen follows Japanese and South Korean national forecasters expressing alarm on Tuesday after the depreciation of their currencies. The United States had placed Japan on its watch list of currency manipulators last week.

The yen fell to 160.39 during London trading hours at one period, its lowest point since 1986. On April 29, the yen fell to 160.24 against the U.S. dollar, leading to intervention by Japan's central bank.

"I have a serious concern about the recent rapid weakening of the yen and we are closely monitoring market trends with a high sense of urgency," Masato Kanda, Japan's vice finance minister, said on Wednesday, according to Bloomberg. "We will take necessary actions against any excessive movements."

The Japanese government already spent $61.3 billion intervening in it currency markets from April 26 through May 29, selling treasuries to fund the intervention. The Bank of Japan increased interest rates for the first time in 17 years in March in hopes it would strengthen the yen but the currency continued to struggle.

https://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2024/06/26/Japan-yen-falls-low-dollar/2521719416275/

https://tradingeconomics.com/japan/currency