Polish President Karol Nawrocki submitted a cryptocurrency bill to parliament, proposing investor-warning requirements, limits on account-freeze extensions, and state compensation for wrongful action amid an ongoing dispute with the government over crypto regulation.

European natural gas prices climbed to a three-year high as storage levels lag seasonal norms, LNG competition intensifies, and Middle East tensions add to supply concerns, pushing power prices higher across the region.

Vitol CEO Russell Hardy said global diesel supplies are likely to remain severely constrained through the end of winter as refining capacity limits, Russia's export ban, Middle East disruptions, and seasonal demand keep the market under pressure.

US long Treasury bonds posted their worst decade since 1803 through August 2026, while US spot Bitcoin funds recorded strong weekly inflows, highlighting how higher yields and rate expectations are reshaping investor positioning.

Iran’s National Cyberspace Center has issued a framework for digital monetary and financial technologies, assigning oversight across payments, lending, insurance, credit scoring and asset tokenization while linking market access to licensing, security and anti-money-laundering requirements.

The SEC has proposed its first major transfer agent rule update in decades, aiming to accommodate securities recorded on cryptocurrency networks and tokenization, with public comments open until November 3, 2026.

An Indian parliamentary finance panel is set to hear testimony on virtual digital assets on September 16, as policymakers review core issues including regulatory oversight, asset definitions and offshore crypto trading losses.

Poland failed to override a presidential veto on MiCA-related legislation, leaving no authority able to process local crypto licenses while firms already authorized elsewhere in the EU can still enter the Polish market.

The U.S. Treasury is scheduled to announce the maximum planned size for buybacks of 10- to 20-year Treasury bonds on September 10, after previously saying it would buy at least $4 billion in long-dated bonds per operation before November 4.

The UK is preparing to issue long-dated bonds at its highest borrowing cost since 1998 as a global bond sell-off pushes gilt yields near multi-decade highs and adds pressure to government financing.