A coalition of 42 states subpoenaed OpenAI just four days after its IPO filing, targeting ChatGPT’s health data practices, treatment of minors, and a design flaw called model sycophancy.
Author Archives: newanalytica
Posted inMarkets
KOSPI tumbles nearly 10% as South Korea’s AI semiconductor rally cracks
South Korea’s KOSPI fell 9.99% on June 23, triggering a circuit breaker absent since the 2020 COVID crash, as SK Hynix and Samsung each lost more than 12% in a single session.
Posted inEconomy
Fed holds rates and removes forward guidance in Warsh’s hawkish debut
At his first FOMC meeting on June 17, Kevin Warsh held rates at 3.5–3.75% and stripped forward guidance, with nine of 18 officials now projecting at least one rate hike in 2026.
Posted inGeopolitics
Ukraine destroys North Crimean Canal railway bridge in overnight operation
Ukraine destroyed the railway bridge over the North Crimean Canal on June 23, striking over 60 Russian targets in an operation aimed at severing the occupied peninsula’s supply lines.
Posted inWorld
Far-right lawyer De la Espriella wins Colombia’s presidential runoff
Abelardo de la Espriella won Colombia’s June 22 presidential runoff with 49.7% against leftist Ivan Cepeda’s 48.7%, ending four years of leftist governance in the closest election in the country’s modern history.
Posted inTech
EU picks Domyn’s EUROPA to build a 400-billion-parameter open-source AI in all 24 EU languages
The EU selected Italian startup Domyn’s EUROPA consortium to build a 400-billion-parameter open-source AI model covering all 24 official EU languages.
Posted inMarkets
Coinbase lists Anthropic and OpenAI pre-IPO perpetuals as $1.8 trillion AI IPO wave looms
Coinbase launched Anthropic and OpenAI pre-IPO perpetuals on June 22, giving non-US traders a public route to bet on AI labs valued at a combined $1.817 trillion.
Posted inEconomy
US Treasury issues 60-day Iran oil licence as Brent falls 3.5% and Hormuz traffic recovers
Washington granted Iran a 60-day oil export waiver on June 22, pushing Brent crude below $78 as Strait of Hormuz traffic climbed back toward pre-war levels.
Posted inGeopolitics
Iran agrees to readmit IAEA nuclear inspectors after Vance’s Bürgenstock talks
VP Vance emerged from day-one US-Iran talks at Bürgenstock, Switzerland announcing Tehran had agreed to readmit IAEA nuclear inspectors, calling it a major milestone toward a binding deal.
Posted inWorld
Cambodia’s scam-compound crackdown frees 200,000 workers but leaves thousands stranded
Cambodia’s scam crackdown freed over 200,000 trafficked workers but left thousands stranded in Phnom Penh with no shelter and no legal path home.