Marcin Frąckiewicz

Marcin Frąckiewicz is the founder and CEO of TS2 Space, a satellite communications company serving customers around the world. A graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH), he has more than two decades of experience in telecommunications, satellite services and technology ventures. He writes about satellite communications, space technology, artificial intelligence and the stock market, with a particular focus on technology companies, semiconductors, emerging industries and the trends shaping global innovation. Follow Marcin Frąckiewicz on Google News, Facebook. or Linkedin.

Japan Economy News Today, December 3, 2025: Services PMI Strengthens as Bond Yields Hit 17‑Year High and BOJ Eyes Rate Hike

Japan Economy News Today, December 3, 2025: Services PMI Strengthens as Bond Yields Hit 17‑Year High and BOJ Eyes Rate Hike

Japan’s economy opened December with a mixed but increasingly dynamic picture: services activity is expanding solidly, factories are still struggling but stabilising, government stimulus and tax breaks are flowing through the system, and bond yields have surged to their highest levels since 2008 as markets brace for a possible Bank of Japan rate hike later this month. Adnkronos English+3Reuters+3Reuters+3
3 December 2025
China Economy News Today (December 3, 2025): Services Slow, Property Stress Deepens as Beijing Targets 5% Growth in 2026

China Economy News Today (December 3, 2025): Services Slow, Property Stress Deepens as Beijing Targets 5% Growth in 2026

China’s economy entered December with a familiar mix of soft data, stressed property developers and fresh policy signals from Beijing. New surveys show the services sector losing momentum, Chinese and Hong Kong equities slipping, and the country’s housing crisis still unresolved — even as policymakers prepare to keep an ambitious growth target of around 5% for 2026 and step up support for small firms and services trade. Reuters+2The Business Times+2
3 December 2025
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Russian Cosmonaut Removed From SpaceX Crew‑12 Mission After Alleged Security Breach – What We Know So Far

Russian Cosmonaut Removed From SpaceX Crew‑12 Mission After Alleged Security Breach – What We Know So Far

A high‑profile joint NASA–Roscosmos mission has been thrown into uncertainty after veteran Russian cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev was abruptly removed from SpaceX’s upcoming Crew‑12 flight to the International Space Station, following allegations that he mishandled confidential technical data at SpaceX’s training facilities in the United States. The Moscow Times+2The Insider+2
3 December 2025
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Fintech Innovation on December 3, 2025: AI Marketplaces, Stablecoins, QR Payments and New Rules Redefine Finance

Fintech Innovation on December 3, 2025: AI Marketplaces, Stablecoins, QR Payments and New Rules Redefine Finance

On December 3, 2025, the global fintech landscape is moving on several fronts at once: AI is being baked into core infrastructure, stablecoins and QR codes are turning cross‑border payments into real‑time experiences, regulators are tightening cybersecurity and data rules, and investors are still writing big checks for niche specialists from home equity to prediction markets.
3 December 2025
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Gold Price Today, December 3, 2025: XAU Holds Above $4,200 as Fed Cut Bets and Weak Currencies Drive Global Rally

Gold Price Today, December 3, 2025: XAU Holds Above $4,200 as Fed Cut Bets and Weak Currencies Drive Global Rally

Gold prices are holding firmly above the key $4,200-per-ounce level on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, as traders double down on expectations of a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut next week, a weaker U.S. dollar, and strong central-bank demand. In India and much of Asia, local gold rates have surged to record or near‑record highs as domestic currencies slide against the dollar, amplifying the move in local terms. RTTNews+1
3 December 2025
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Mortgage Rates Today, December 3, 2025: 30‑Year Fixed Hovers Around 6.2% Ahead of Key Fed Meeting

Mortgage Rates Today, December 3, 2025: 30‑Year Fixed Hovers Around 6.2% Ahead of Key Fed Meeting

Mortgage rates are kicking off December in a narrow band around the low‑6% range, as markets wait for next week’s Federal Reserve decision and fresh inflation data. Different national trackers disagree by a few basis points, but they all paint the same picture: borrowing is cheaper than it was at the start of 2025, yet still well above the sub‑3% pandemic era.
3 December 2025
Singapore Stock Market Today, 3 December 2025: STI Extends Rally on Fed Cut Hopes and UltraGreen.ai’s Blockbuster IPO

Singapore Stock Market Today, 3 December 2025: STI Extends Rally on Fed Cut Hopes and UltraGreen.ai’s Blockbuster IPO

Singapore’s stock market extended its year-end rally on Wednesday, 3 December 2025, as the Straits Times Index logged a sixth straight day of gains. Rate‑cut optimism, a record‑high OCBC share price and the high‑profile UltraGreen.ai listing on SGX all helped keep sentiment risk‑on, even as broader market breadth remained slightly negative. The Business Times+1
3 December 2025
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German Stock Market Today, December 3, 2025: DAX Extends Rebound as Tech & Industrials Rise While PMI and Auto Sector Gloom Weigh

German Stock Market Today, December 3, 2025: DAX Extends Rebound as Tech & Industrials Rise While PMI and Auto Sector Gloom Weigh

The German stock market in Frankfurt inched higher on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, with the DAX 40 up around 0.3% and trading near 23,780 points by late morning, extending Tuesday’s rebound after a weak start to December. Gains were led by technology and industrial names, in line with a broader European upswing, even as fresh PMI data and a sharp deterioration in auto‑sector sentiment highlighted how fragile Germany’s recovery remains. Reuters+4Reuters+4Investing.com+4
3 December 2025
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  • Oil Prices Gain as Red Sea Attacks and Kazakhstan Supply Disruptions Tighten Market
    July 23, 2026, 10:59 PM EDT. Oil prices are on track to post weekly advances, supported by Houthi attacks on Red Sea tankers and Kazakhstan's temporary output reductions after the closure of its main export route. Brent crude slipped 0.72% to $99.97 but remained up 13.5% for the week, while WTI dipped 0.76% to $91.49 yet was still 10.9% higher over the week. The risk of a Bab el-Mandeb chokepoint closure and the impact of Kazakhstan's export disruption have tightened global energy supplies.