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  • SPDR Bloomberg 1-3 Month T-Bill ETF Records $517 Million Inflow
    May 20, 2026, 11:43 AM EDT. The SPDR Bloomberg 1-3 Month T-Bill ETF (BIL) saw a significant inflow of $517.1 million, marking a 2.0% increase in outstanding units week-over-week, from 276.54 million to 282.19 million. BIL's share price remains stable near its 52-week range, last trading at $91.53, close to both its low of $91.37 and high of $91.61. The increase in units suggests fresh capital entering the fund, which must purchase underlying Treasury bills accordingly, potentially impacting bond prices. ETFs trade in units that can be created or redeemed to meet demand, causing flows that affect the underlying assets. Monitoring these changes helps gauge investor sentiment and market dynamics in fixed income ETFs.

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MARA Holdings Stock Jumps as Bitcoin Rebound and AI Pivot Clash With Morgan Stanley Cut

MARA Holdings Stock Jumps as Bitcoin Rebound and AI Pivot Clash With Morgan Stanley Cut

20 May 2026
MARA shares rose about 7% to $13.315 in Wednesday morning trading as bitcoin hovered near $77,357. Morgan Stanley cut its price target on MARA to $7 and kept an underweight rating, prompting a public rebuttal from MARA’s investor-relations chief. Riot Platforms, Cipher Digital, and TeraWulf also gained. Over 18 million MARA shares traded by late morning.
Nu Holdings shares rise as Nubank faces key credit test

Nu Holdings shares rise as Nubank faces key credit test

20 May 2026
Nu Holdings shares rose 2.3% to $12.58 in New York on Wednesday, recouping losses after last week’s earnings. Nubank reported first-quarter revenue above $5 billion and net income of $871 million, but credit loss allowances jumped 33% to $1.79 billion. Early-stage non-performing loans reached 5.0%. The company’s customer base topped 135 million by March.
Crypto Bill Gets Past Senate Obstacle, Details Remain a Threat

Crypto Bill Gets Past Senate Obstacle, Details Remain a Threat

20 May 2026
The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act advanced out of the Senate Banking Committee 15-9 but faces new opposition from decentralized-finance developers over an amendment expanding securities oversight. Senators Gallego and Alsobrooks, key Democratic committee votes, warned they may not back the bill on the Senate floor. The bill would define regulatory boundaries for crypto tokens and trading. Stablecoin provisions remain a sticking point for banks.
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