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07:02
Celo upgrades the OP-Succinct Lite implementation on its mainnet to SP1 Hypercube zkVM
Foresight News reports that Celo has announced an upgrade to the OP-Succinct Lite implementation on its mainnet, adopting the next-generation SP1 Hypercube zkVM launched by Succinct Labs. The upgrade introduces a completely new proof architecture, reducing proof latency and enhancing overall efficiency, further strengthening Celo's zk fault proof infrastructure. Celo stated that this collaboration aims to improve the scalability and performance of its network.
06:51
As US-Iran peace talks continue, the US dollar declines
```htmlJinse Finance reported that on May 27, even after the United States launched a new round of actions earlier this week, traders remain optimistic about a US-Iran peace agreement. In this context, the US dollar has fallen against a basket of currencies. Analysts from Danske Bank stated in a report: "Despite escalating tensions, secret negotiations between both sides appear to be ongoing, and it is believed that both are seeking a diplomatic solution." Oil prices have declined, and since the US is a net exporter of oil, this has weakened the dollar. Improved risk appetite is also putting pressure on the US dollar due to its safe-haven status. The DXY US Dollar Index fell by 0.1% to 99.114. (Sina Finance)```
06:51
Nomura: Singapore’s robust economic growth is expected to continue
They stated that propelled by the service and manufacturing sectors, Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Industry significantly raised the first quarter GDP growth rate, indicating the country's continued resilience in the face of external adverse factors. They added that despite the outbreak of the Iran war, multiple growth engines will remain intact, partly because global technology and the continuously expanding AI-related demand continue to boost electronics production. Nomura has raised its GDP growth forecast for 2026 from 3.7% to 4.6%, and its forecast for 2027 from the previous 2.6% to 3.0%. They noted that growth in domestic-oriented industries is also likely to remain robust, with strong manufacturing spilling over into the service sector.
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