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KUNSHAN, CHINA – OCTOBER 29: Singer Dong Sicheng aka Winwin attends the CIGALONG Jewelry Party on October 29, 2025 in Kunshan, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province of China. (Photo by VCG/VCG via Getty Images) VCG via Getty Images Chinese artist WINWIN has been on an indefinite hiatus from his groups, NCT 127, NCT U, and WayV, since 2021, after he began focusing on his acting career in China. Now that his contract with SM Entertainment is up for renewal, the 28-year-old actor has decided to end his exclusive contract with the company, focusing on his music and acting careers back in his home country. SM Entertainment announced the news on Weverse from Seoul on Wednesday early afternoon (Tuesday evening in the U.S.). They thanked NCT fans for their “continued love and unwavering support.” The company revealed that WINWIN will conclude all activities as an NCT member on July 9. Their statemen
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BNY’s Geoff Yu notes that cross-border investors’ Dollar holdings remain close to multi-year highs, driven by strong United States (US) asset exposure with fewer FX hedges. Federal Reserve (Fed) expectations and the Dollar’s yield advantage underpin this stance, while limited tightening by the European Central Bank (ECB) and policy easing in China reduce alternatives. Yu warns that unhedged flows still pose currency risk if US assets underperform. Cross-border holdings and Fed expectations “Fed expectations have not moved materially over the past week, but cross-border investors’ aggregate dollar holdings remain at their highest level since April 2025. That comparison needs caveating: the April episode was distorted by the extreme moves around the Liberation Day tariffs. Today’s dollar exposure is different.” “By late Q2, however, Fed expectations had become the dominant driver, with the dollar’s yie
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ING strategists Warren Patterson and Ewa Manthey report that Gold has edged lower after an early advance as traders await the June Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes, but the metal trades in line with evolving US rate expectations and remains supported above $4,000/oz. Ongoing Strait of Hormuz security concerns and persistent official‑sector buying, led by China, underpin the outlook. Fed path and China buying in focus “Gold edged lower in Tuesday’s afternoon trading after an early advance as investors looked ahead to the release of the June Federal Open Market Committee minutes later this week for further clues on the Federal Reserve’s policy path. The metal continues to trade largely in line with shifting US rate expectations. Last week’s weaker-than-expected jobs data reduced expectations of additional tightening and helped gold stabilise back above the $4,000/oz level.” “Meanwhi