2026-07-10 18:00 UTC | BLOCK 957454
BITCOIN $63,879 | GOLD $4,095 | OIL $75.88
1. Fed survey finds tariffs, Iran war and AI buildout accelerating inflation
-- A Federal Reserve report cited stepped-up price pressures from tariffs, the Iran war and artificial-intelligence infrastructure spending, Reuters reported.
-- Broader cost shocks complicate the rate path as the two-year Treasury yield falls 5 basis points on the day while longer maturities remain elevated.
2. US eases exports of AI chips and military goods to UAE
-- Washington relaxed restrictions on exports of certain military items, artificial-intelligence chips and commercial satellites to the United Arab Emirates, according to Reuters.
-- Expanded access could redirect AI data-center investment and defense supply chains toward the UAE, while export-control agencies face greater diversion risk.
3. Ukraine strikes Russian refineries and fuel tanker fleet
-- Ukraine said it hit two Russian refineries and more than a dozen fuel tankers in its latest attacks on energy infrastructure, Bloomberg reported.
-- Damage to refining and transport capacity can tighten domestic Russian fuel supply and disrupt export logistics even when crude production remains intact.
4. EU preliminarily finds Instagram and Facebook addictive design breaches DSA
-- The European Commission said its preliminary investigation found Meta's Instagram and Facebook designs violated the Digital Services Act's protections against addictive features.
-- A final ruling could force privacy and child-safety product changes across the bloc, expose Meta to regulatory penalties and set a compliance benchmark for social platforms.
5. BitFuFu bitcoin output drops 29% despite higher owned hashrate
-- BitFuFu's June bitcoin production fell 29% even as its self-owned mining capacity increased to 3.5 exahashes per second, Blockspace Media reported.
-- The divergence shows how network difficulty, uptime and electricity costs can outweigh fleet expansion, compressing Bitcoin miner revenue and affecting equity valuations.
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