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Oceania Healthcare Limited announced that the company plans to complete six asset disposal transactions by March 31, 2026, with a total estimated value of NZD 50 million.This strategic initiative aims to optimize the company's asset portfolio and further strengthen its financial position.
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The cryptocurrency market surged and then retreated on Sunday.MarketVectorTM Digital Assets 100 Mid-Cap Index rose by 2.00%, closing at 2717.02 points, and reached 2830.33 points at 10:07 (UTC+8). MarketVector Digital Assets 100 Index increased by 2.67%, closing at 13431.13 points, and peaked at 13784.24 points at 10:46 (UTC+8). Currently, Solana is up 0.38%, Dogecoin is down 1.11%, and XRP is down 0.39%. Bitcoin is down 0.68%, currently quoted at $66,395; Ethereum is up 1.06%, currently quoted at $1,982.
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ECB's Nagel: The US dollar's safe-haven status is being questioned, and currency weakness will persistChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, European Central Bank Governing Council member Nagel stated that the role of the US dollar as the preferred traditional currency during uncertain times is increasingly being questioned, leading to its weakened exchange rate. He pointed out that doubts about the US dollar's status as a safe-haven currency have increased, and it is expected that the weakness of the dollar will continue, as the decline in international investors' confidence may persist.
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