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President Trump's latest financial disclosure is drawing significant attention, running nearly four times the length of last year's filing. It reveals crypto income in the hundreds of millions of dollars, stemming largely from the sale of family-branded tokens, alongside holdings in Apple stock, commemorative coins, and licensing revenue from Bibles, watches, and perfume earned while in office.
Shifting to markets, Taiwan's exchange continues to build momentum, climbing more than fifteen hundred points over two straight sessions — a gain of roughly three point three percent — with tech shares driving the rally. The index sits just above forty-six thousand one hundred twenty-five points, and futures suggest another positive open on Wednesday, reflecting broader optimism around the sector.
Meanwhile, in Jakarta, the picture is considerably more cautious. The Jakarta Composite has shed more than three hundred fifty points across three consecutive losing sessions, a decline of nearly six percent, leaving the index just below the five thousand six hundred fifty level. Analysts are watching closely for a technical floor, with some suggesting a bounce may be overdue as buyers look for entry points.
That's the tape. Markets Desk, signing off the floor.
