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“To the President of the Nation, Javier Milei, I hereby submit my resignation from the position of Minister of National Security.
I deeply thank you, Mr. President, for the trust and support in upholding and implementing the security and order doctrine that prevails in the country today.”
“It is an honor to address you to submit my resignation from the position of Minister of National Security, effective December 1, 2025.
Two years ago, you entrusted me with the mission of leading the Nation’s Security with a clear mandate: to protect Argentinians, to protect those who protect us, to confront crime with determination, and to restore order in the streets. That responsibility guided every action we carried out.
I deeply appreciate the trust you placed in me to lead such a strategic area, as well as the support of the entire team that accompanied me in every operation, every decision, and every battle we fought together for the country.
On December 10, I will take office as a Senator of the Nation, where I will continue defending with the same conviction the values we share and the reforms the country needs and that you lead: strong institutions, law, order, and a nation where good Argentinians can live and prosper in freedom.
Lastly, I wish the greatest success to the future Minister, Mg. Alejandra Monteoliva. She has accompanied me these past years, and if there is someone capable of continuing the doctrine that has achieved today’s order in the country, it is her. Her competence, experience, and commitment will be essential to deepening the path we began and consolidating a firm, serious, and effective security policy.
Once again, I express my greatest pride and gratitude for your trust.
I extend to you my most distinguished regards.”
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🥈 📈 ‼️ SILVER Futures at COMEX surpassed for the first time in history $57/oz, reaching a new All Time High at $57.245/oz!
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— 505 dead in Indonesia
— 334 dead in Sri Lanka
— 267 dead in Thailand
— 3 dead in India
— 3 dead in Malaysia
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🇭🇳🇻🇪Honduran candidate Salvador Nasralla stated that just after becoming president he will break diplomatic relations with Nicolás Maduro.
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For years, Japan lived in a world of near zero interest rates where the central bank bought a ton of government bonds and kept yields pinned down. Now inflation has picked up, the central bank is slowly stepping back and the new government is planning a big, debt funded spending package so investors are demanding more interest to keep lending to Japan’s government.
To Put simply, markets are starting to worry about how much Japan has borrowed and whether the government is being disciplined. When that trust weakens, bond prices fall and yields shoot up which is what the chart is showing.
Higher yields mean, the government has to spend more just to pay interest on its huge debt, banks and insurers that hold those bonds can take mark to market hits, and borrowing costs across the economy (for mortgages, business loans, etc.) drift higher over time
There are knock on effects for the rest of the world too. Japan is one of the biggest players in global bond markets, and its ultra low yields have long funded carry trades into foreign assets; as Japanese yields rise, some of that money can get pulled back home which can pressure other bond markets and risk assets.
With an inflation rate of 3% and 10 year bonds at 1.85%, there is more room for the yields to grow even higher.
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Just $600+ million in liquidations today.
This move is really about leverage getting flushed. That initial macro driven drop was enough to crack some short term support levels and trigger stops, which then started liquidating crowded long perp positions. Once exchanges are force selling hundreds of millions of dollars of leveraged longs into a thin overnight order book, you get that straight down candle, each liquidation chews through bids, gaps the book and drags the next group of margin stretched traders into the same trap.
The bigger point is that Bitcoin is behaving like a macro asset that’s very sensitive to interest rate expectations and global liquidity not as some isolated digital gold immune from the rest of the system. As long as the story is that yields can rise and safe assets pay more, BTC faces a headwind and trades as high beta risk.
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🚨 Peter Brandt warns that Bitcoin (BTC) could drop to $40,000, but the baseline forecast remains around $58,000. More details at cryptonews.com.
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🚀 Over 20 Russian banks are participating in the Central Bank's pilot program for the digital ruble, according to the Central Bank of Russia. The initiative aims to explore the potential of central bank digital currencies (CBDC) in the country.
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Former Citi crypto research lead Joseph responded to Arthur Hayes’ Tether critique, arguing that Tether’s disclosed reserves don’t represent its full corporate balance sheet and that the company also holds significant equity, mining operations, and other assets. He said Tether is highly profitable, earning billions annually from its Treasury holdings and could sell equity to cover any reserve gaps, making insolvency unlikely. — link
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Any move to “wipe the slate clean” for Russia in a peace deal would be “a historic mistake of huge proportions,” the EU justice commissioner tells POLITICO.
Donald Trump’s drive to secure peace in Ukraine must not let Vladimir Putin off the hook for war crimes committed by Russian forces, a top EU official has warned, effectively setting a new red line for a deal.
In an interview with POLITICO, Michael McGrath, the European commissioner for justice and democracy, said negotiators must ensure the push for a ceasefire does not result in Russia escaping prosecution.
His comments reflect concerns widely held in European capitals that the original American blueprint for a deal included the promise of a “full amnesty for actions committed during the war,” alongside plans to reintegrate Russia into the world economy.
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EU tells Trump: You can’t pardon Putin for war crimes in Ukraine – POLITICO
Any move to “wipe the slate clean” for Russia in a peace deal would be “a historic mistake of huge proportions,” the EU justice commissioner tells POLITICO.
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