“Global Pulse – One Minute Briefing for Nov 24, 2025” - video Dailymotion

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00:00Hey folks, here's your turbocharged global news rundown. One script, all sectors, no flub,

00:05politics. Tensions simmer as the world watches the fallout from the COP30 climate summit in

00:11Brazil. 194 nations reached a deal that boosts adaptation finance, yet conspicuously avoids

00:17naming fossil fuels. The US skipped sending a full delegation, raising questions about

00:22global unity. Finance, global equities are bouncing back early this week. Traders are

00:27pricing in a possible rate cut by the Federal Reserve in December, powering optimism especially

00:33in Asian markets. Meanwhile, currencies, the US dollar, holds steady as potential yen intervention

00:39looms ahead of US Thanksgiving. Crypto, the cryptosphere is still on edge. The latest reports

00:45show that digital asset companies remain a tiny slice, around 1.8% of global equities, yet the

00:53risk spillover to wider markets is increasingly visible. And yes, a rough patch continues for

00:59major coins after a recent drop. Tech. While no blockbuster tech headlines today, the interplay

01:05of AI, finance and regulation continues to underline how tech is no longer separate, it's embedded

01:10in everything. Markets, risk, regulation, entertainment. Across the pond in India and beyond, attention

01:17turns to how creators are navigating generative AI, new streaming wars and cultural shifts, reminding

01:23us that entertainment is evolving fast alongside tech. Sports. As usual, sports headlines loved

01:31by fans everywhere. Big tournaments continue, athlete narratives build momentum and the coming

01:36weeks promise even more high-stakes match-ups. Health. Public health watchers remain keyed in

01:40on how climate change and environmental crises will affect health outcomes, heat waves, displacement,

01:47and infrastructure stress. The link is getting clearer. Environment leads to health. Environment

01:52slash climate. Back to COP30. The deal tripled adaptation fund pledges for developing nations,

01:59but its failure to directly address fossil fuel phase-out earned sharp criticism. The consensus

02:04is uneasy. Forests and indigenous peoples got recognition, but activists say the ambition is

02:10missing. Wrap up. So there you go. Politics locking horns with climate realities, markets reacting to

02:15macro hints. Crypto staying edgy. Tech quietly shaping the future. Entertainment and sports riding the

02:19wave. Health and environment increasingly intertwined. Stay sharp.