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.

Uzbekistan has launched a pilot for the HUMO stablecoin, a som-pegged token backed by government securities, to test payments for goods and services under a framework involving the central bank and project regulator.

A U.S. court in Washington, D.C. partially approved the government’s bid to seize crypto assets allegedly tied to North Korean IT workers who used false identities, stablecoin payments, and multiple wallets to launder funds and evade sanctions.

The Swedish Tax Agency said it recovered about $56.5 million in taxes and fines from six crypto mining companies in Boden after alleging they concealed mining operations to obtain tax benefits meant for ordinary data centers.

Nomura said AI-driven U.S. growth is also adding inflation, widening the trade deficit and lifting debt issuance, pushing the country's net international investment liabilities to about 80% of creditor nations' net asset total.

Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission added King Kong Fund / King Kong Coin Issuance Limited to its warning list of unlicensed companies after previously flagging a related offering as a suspicious digital-token investment product.

South Korea’s proposed digital asset law is facing delays as policymakers remain divided over stablecoin supervision after issuance and shareholder limits for virtual asset exchanges, leaving the bill’s submission timeline to the National Assembly uncertain.