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US official denies Trump restricted Ukraine's access to SpaceX defense technology

A senior US official denied claims by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy that Donald Trump restricted Ukraine's access to SpaceX's Starshield satellite technology.

A senior United States official has refuted claims made by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy regarding access to SpaceX’s Starshield satellite technology. Zelenskyy stated that former US President Donald Trump placed restrictions on Kyiv's usage of the system, which Ukrainian forces rely on to intercept Russian drones. However, the American official denied these assertions, maintaining that no such limitations were imposed on Ukraine's access to the defense capability. Starshield, a satellite network developed by SpaceX for military and defense applications, plays a critical role in supporting Ukraine's air defense capabilities against ongoing Russian drone strikes.

Sources: Bloomberg

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US Treasuries rally as technology stock sell-off sparks growth fears

US Treasuries rallied in a global bond surge as an artificial intelligence stock sell-off prompted investors to seek safe-haven assets over growth concerns.

Global bond markets experienced a significant rally as US Treasuries surged, driven by an escalating sell-off in artificial intelligence and technology shares. Investors shifted toward traditional safe-haven assets amid heightened concerns over a potential economic growth slowdown. The downturn in the tech sector also impacted corporate debt markets, with credit risk metrics for cloud provider CoreWeave reaching record highs as its high-yield bonds extended recent losses. Financial market participants are closely monitoring portfolio diversification strategies as volatility shifts capital from equities into government debt.

Sources: Bloomberg.

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Marc Short warns corruption allegations pose growing liability for Republicans

Former Pence chief of staff Marc Short warns that corruption allegations against Donald Trump are becoming a growing liability for Republicans ahead of upcoming elections.

Marc Short, the former chief of staff to former US Vice President Mike Pence, has warned that ongoing reports of graft and corruption surrounding former President Donald Trump and his family are becoming an increasing political liability for the Republican Party ahead of upcoming elections. Speaking in an interview with Bloomberg, Short argued that Republicans must construct a stronger closing message to effectively motivate their voter base.

Short also criticized Trump's recent stance regarding Russian President Vladimir Putin and trade decisions involving Russian diesel imports, describing the approach as economically senseless and "dead wrong." He emphasized that addressing these growing ethical and policy vulnerabilities is critical for the party's midterm prospects.

Sources: Bloomberg

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