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Trump requests the US Federal Appeals Court to reconsider his defamation case against writer Carroll

Trump asked the appeals court to reconsider the defamation case in an attempt to overturn the award of damages. Previously, the jury had found Trump sexually assaulting the writer Carol in the mid-90s of the 20th century and ordered Trump to pay $5 million in damages. Trump's lawyer said that the court misjudged the relevant evidence during the trial, which could have an impact on future cases. If the request is not granted, Trump may seek a Supreme Court hearing.
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Carol Alexander predicts: This summer, the price of BTC will be around $150,000, but high leverage will cause significant Fluctuation in price.

BlockBeats news, on January 1st, according to CNBC, Carol Alexander, a finance professor at the University of Sussex, believes that the price of BTC could reach $200,000 this year. Alexander said: 'I am more bullish on 2025 than ever before. The price of BTC is likely to reach $200,000, but there is no sign of reduced Fluctuation. By this summer, I expect its trading price to be around $150,000, fluctuating up and down by $50,000.' The reason is that supportive regulations in the United States will drive the development of BTC, but high-leverage trading on Cryptocurrency platforms will cause price Fluctuation. Alexander clarified that she does not actually own any BTC herself. However, Alexander
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Finance professor: The supportive regulation in the United States will boost BTC, and a price of $200,000 is entirely possible.

Odaily Planet Daily News According to Carol Alexander, a professor of finance at the University of Sussex in the UK, it is possible for BTC to reach $200,000. Carol Alexander stated, 'I am more optimistic about 2025 than ever before.' She added that the price of BTC 'could easily reach $200,000, but there is no sign that fluctuation will drop.' Alexander clarified that she does not actually own any BTC herself. 'By next summer, I expect its trading price to fluctuate around $150,000 with a $50,000 fluctuation.' Supportive regulation in the United States will boost BTC, however, a lack of regulation on cryptocurrency exchanges will continue to cause fluctuation as high leverage trading leads to price fluctuations. It is reported that Carol Alexander
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16:28

Brazil bans self-hosted stablecoins to promote Decentralization

According to Jinse Finance, as more and more Brazilian citizens hedge the risk of the big dump of the Brazilian Real by purchasing stablecoins pegged to the US dollar, the use of stablecoins has also increased. The Central Bank of Brazil is expected to complete public consultations on a potential ban in February next year, and multiple executives have assessed the potential impact of the ban on the local market. Carol Soza, co-founder of the Regional Bitcoin School, pointed out that Brazil's cryptocurrency trading platform has been implementing KYC since 2019.
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Institution: After wiping out this year's decline, the Australian dollar may reach a new high in 2024.

FXStreet News: According to Carol Kong, a Sydney strategist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, after the slower-than-expected inflation in July, the Australian dollar may continue to rise to a new high for the year. The current weak US dollar, decreased market volatility, and the pump in stock prices are all positive signs for the Australian dollar against the US dollar. However, the ongoing tension in the Middle East may limit the Australian dollar's gains. The bank expects the Australian dollar to reach 0.67 against the US dollar by the end of September. However, based on the current situation, there is clearly a higher-than-expected risk for the Australian dollar against the US dollar.
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08:51

The wildfire area in Oregon, USA, has set a record.

On August 10th, Jinshi Data reported that the area of wildfires in Oregon, USA has reached a record-breaking 5700 square kilometers so far this year. However, the peak of wildfire season in mid-August is just beginning. Carol Connolly, spokesperson for the Northwest Interagency Coordination Center, said that the area of wildfires in Oregon this year is the largest since 1992, surpassing the previous record set in 2020.
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02:45

The dollar rose in the first US presidential debate, with the market believing that Trump has the advantage.

Golden Finance reported that the US dollar rose in Asian trading, as the market believes that former US President Trump is leading in the first US presidential debate. Current President Biden stumbled in the early stages of the debate, which may increase concerns about his ability to defeat Trump in the November election. Carol, a strategist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA)
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05:54

The U.S. dollar has regained pump momentum, and the risk of intervention in the yen's fall remains high

(1) The U.S. dollar resumed its rally on Wednesday and is currently trading around 105.57 pump 0.2%, edged higher after fall earlier on renewed bets that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates this year, while USDJPY rose above 155, keeping the risk of intervention from the Tokyo authorities high. (2) USD/JPY pumped 0.35% to 155.23, away from the low of 151.86 set last week when the Japanese authorities suspected of intervening to depreciate the yen. (3) Analysts said that any intervention by the Japanese authorities would only provide a temporary respite for the yen, given that interest rate differentials between the United States and Japan are still wide. (4) Central Bank Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Wednesday that the Central Bank may take monetary policy action if the yen's move has a significant impact on inflation, and further warned about the impact of the yen's recent sharp depreciation on the economy. Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki once again warned that the Japanese authorities are ready to deal with excessive Fluctuation in the Forex market. (5) Commonwealth Bank of Australia forex strategist Carol Kong said. "If we see a sudden sharp rise in the USD/JPY Exchange Rate, then I expect them to enter the market to support the yen." But if we continue to see a gradual move higher, I doubt they will step in, but obviously there is a risk"
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The US dollar resumed its upward momentum and the yen weakened again

(1) The dollar resumed its upward trend on Wednesday, falling slightly higher after falling earlier on the Fed's interest rate cut bets this year, while the yen weakened again, the dollar rose above the 155 mark against the yen again, and the risk of Japanese intervention remained high. (2) USD/JPY hit as high as 155.18 on Wednesday, pump about 0.32%, away from the near four-week low of 151.86 set last week when the Japanese authorities suspected of intervening to depreciate the yen. (3) Analysts said that any intervention by Japan would only provide a temporary respite for the yen, given that interest rate differentials between the US and Japan remain wide. (4) Central Bank Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Wednesday that the Central Bank may take monetary policy action if the yen's move has a significant impact on inflation, and further warned about the impact of the yen's recent sharp depreciation on the economy. Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki once again warned that the Japanese authorities are ready to deal with excessive fluctuations in the forex market. (5) Carol Kong, forex strategist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), said, "If we see a sudden and significant rise in the USD/JPY Exchange Rate, then I expect them to enter the market to support the yen." But if we continue to see a gradual move higher, I doubt they will step in, but obviously there is a risk" (6) The dollar index extended its pump, hitting a three-session high of 105.53, some way from a one-month low set last week. (7) Investors continue to focus on the pace and timing of the Fed's rate cuts, which could drive Exchange Rate movements, with the latest weaker-than-expected U.S. non-farm payrolls data and the Fed's easing bias cementing expectations of a possible rate cut by the end of the year
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On May 2, analyst Carol Schleif said that the balance sheet slowdown was more than expected, which should boost sentiment in the fixed income market to some extent. However, customers and market participants are increasingly concerned about the level of debt in the United States and who will have enough funds to buy all of it, so it is a good thing that the Fed is slowing down the pace of balance sheet reduction. The rest of the statement was also largely in line with expectations, given the three consecutive months of CPI reports heating up. However, the data released this week showed longest that while the decline in US inflation is bound to be bumpy, it will eventually slowly fall back to 2%.
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美元持坚,等待鲍威尔国会证词和就业数据

(1)USD Monday 基本持稳,目前交投于103.80 nearby,在美联储主席鲍威尔的国会证词以及一周晚些时候的欧洲中心interest rate 决议和美国就业数据公布之前,交易员们避免大举bet。 (2)由于lack catalytic 剂,美元继续在窄幅区间内波动,隔夜因美国服务业增长略有放缓的数据而下滑。 (3) February 月美国就业报告是对interest rate prospects的一考验,If 报告unexpectedly improves,则可能抨市场。 (4)交易员也等待鲍威尔在国会就美国经济状况作证的第一天证词。 预计鲍威尔将强调美联储在降息前将等待更多数据的观点。 (5)Australia 联偔bang银行(CBA)汇率策略师Carol Kong表示,美联储副主席还可能呼应1月强劲的核心通胀并未显有改变美联储展望的言论。 "重申这一信息,不太可能改变当前市场对FOMC在6月启动降息周期的定价,因此对美元的影响应该有限。 ” (6)根据CME FedWatch工具,市场预期6月 Rate Cut Possibilities为70%
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The Japanese yen is holding near a two-month low, focusing on the Central Bank's policy decision

(1) The yen hovered near a two-month low on Tuesday as the Central Bank of Japan announced its closely watched policy decision later in the day, with the market expecting the Central Bank to maintain its ultra-loose monetary policy. (2) USD/JPY last traded at 148.13, not far from a two-month high of 148.80 reached last week. The JPY continues to be weighed down by significant interest rate differentials between Japan and the US. (3) The Central Bank of Japan will conclude its two-day monetary policy meeting on Tuesday. Following the earthquake on New Year's Day and dovish comments from Central Bank Governor Kazuo Ueda, expectations of a gradual exit from negative Intrerest Rate this month have been dispelled. (4) Carol Kong, currency market strategist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), said of the Central Bank's policy decision on Tuesday: "I don't think there will be action. I think the earthquake in Japan... It did shift market expectations that the Central Bank would not normalize policy anytime soon. So I don't think there will be any surprises in Intrerest Rate and (yield curve control) policy today. ” (5) A series of economic forecasts in the Central Bank's quarterly outlook report will also be in focus. (6) "The market will be watching closely to see whether the Japanese Central Bank will raise its CPI growth forecast for 2025 to the target level of 2% or stabilize at 1.7%, a figure that will go a long way towards whether the Japanese Central Bank believe that inflation rise is sustainable." ”
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia: The market is overly optimistic about the timing of the Fed's interest rate cut

The Fed's FOMC may be uneasy about market pricing in the first rate cut as early as March. Carol Kong, a currency strategist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), said that despite the obvious easing of inflation, the FOMC still believes that the work of restoring price stability is not done. She added that if the FOMC pushes back more forcefully against current market pricing, it could provide some support to the dollar in the coming weeks. The CBA still believes that the Fed will start a rate cut cycle in May. For now, the U.S. labor market remains tight, with data showing that non-farm payrolls increased by 216,000 in December. Initial jobless claims have also remained low by historical standards.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA): Powell will suppress interest rate cut expectations, but is not expected to tighten policy again

Carol Kong, currency strategist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), said: We expect Powell to reiterate the possibility of further tightening and weigh on interest rate cut expectations. "Accommodative financial conditions could weaken the Federal Open Market Committee's (FOMC) efforts to curb inflation. Nonetheless, we do not expect the FOMC to tighten policy again.
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The Commonwealth Bank of Australia expects the Federal Reserve to start cutting interest rates in May next year and cut its benchmark interest rate by 150 basis points by the end of next year in response to a mild recession in the United States, Golden Finance reported. Carol Kong, currency strategist at the bank, said that we expect the FOMC's rate cut cycle to be more aggressive than the market expects. The market is currently pricing in a rate cut of about 90 basis points by the Fed next year. For now, still-strong U.S. economic data could reinforce the current soft landing rhetoric and keep the dollar higher, Kong said.
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The U.S. dollar fell to a more than two-month low as markets focused on when the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates

(1) The U.S. dollar fell to a two-month low on Monday, extending last week's losses as traders reiterated their view that U.S. interest rates have peaked and turned their attention to when the Federal Reserve might start cutting interest rates. (2) The U.S. dollar index fell as low as 103.652 in Asian markets, the weakest since September 1, extending last week's nearly 2% decline, the biggest weekly decline since July. (3) A series of weaker-than-expected economic data released by the United States last week, especially the lower-than-expected inflation data, led the market to rule out further interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve. (4) The focus now shifts to the timing of the first rate cut, with futures prices showing a 30% chance that the Fed will start cutting rates as early as March next year, according to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange's (CME) FedWatch tool. (5) "Market expectations for FOMC policy are likely to remain stable [this week], so there shouldn't be any catalysts for the dollar to move it this week," said Carol Kong, currency strategist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA). "If we do see another improvement in risk appetite, then the dollar will certainly weaken further. ” (6) EUR/USD rose to a more than two-month high of $1.0935 at one point, and the preliminary Eurozone PMI will be released later this week. (7) The minutes of the Fed's most recent meeting will also be released this week, which will provide some information on what policymakers think when they keep interest rates steady for the second time earlier this month.
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USD/JPY is hovering below 150 awaiting central bank policy and important data releases

(1) The U.S. dollar traded in a narrow range on Monday and is currently trading around 106.58, while the U.S. dollar remains under pressure against the 150 mark and is currently trading around 149.63 as traders focus on the Bank of Japan's policy decision later this week, as well as a slew of other major central bank meetings and global economic releases. (2) The Bank of Japan will kick off a two-day monetary policy meeting on Monday, and the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England will also make interest rate decisions this week. (3) This week will be more intensive, and there will be a large number of purchasing managers' index (PMI) data, Eurozone inflation data and US non-farm payrolls data to be released. (4) Carol Kong, FX strategist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, said: "It's definitely been a busy week. I think that for the FOMC and the Bank of England, they will keep interest rates very low-key. The BoJ meeting will be the most interesting meeting [because] speculation of a policy adjustment at this meeting is heating up. ” (5) The recent spike in global interest rates has further pressured the Bank of Japan (BOJ) to change its bond yield controls, with increasing speculation that the BOJ may raise its existing yield cap at this week's meeting. (6) "Our base case remains that the BOJ will keep monetary policy unchanged, although we acknowledge that it is possible for them to announce an adjustment to the yield curve control program," Kong said. ” (7) In the broader market, risk sentiment remains fragile as traders remain vigilant and exchange rate movements are largely subdued
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The dollar held firm, and USDJPY broke through the 150 mark and entered the intervention danger zone

(1) The U.S. dollar held firm on Thursday, hovering near one-week highs as Treasury yields rose and investor buying of riskier currencies weakened, while USDJPY topped above the 150 mark, making traders wary of the threat of intervention. (2) USDJPY is currently trading around 150.30, with resistance at a near-year high touched overnight at 150.32. (3) Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki issued another warning against yen selling on Thursday, saying that the authorities are closely monitoring market movements. "I, as before, am closely monitoring the market movements," he told reporters at the finance ministry. (4) The much-watched 150 yen mark is seen as a threshold that could trigger intervention by the Japanese authorities. Shunichi Suzuki did not comment directly on the possibility of intervention. (5) Carol Kong, currency strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), said that the US gross domestic product (GDP) data due later on Thursday is the main event risk for USD/JPY. (6) The recent surge in global interest rates has increased pressure on the Bank of Japan to adjust its bond yield controls next week. The Bank of Japan is discussing the possibility of raising the cap on bond yields set just three months ago, the sources said. (7) The Australian dollar fell as much as 0.5% to an 11-month low of $0.6276. Expectations of further interest rate hikes by the RBA were stimulated by unexpectedly high Australian inflation data released on Wednesday. But the RBA president's speech was not hawkish
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A developer named mononaut shared a new vulnerability in the Bitcoin Lightning Network "replacement loop attack" on X on October 21, prompting prominent security researcher and developer Antoine Riard to resign from the Lightning Network development team. The attack exploited specific mechanisms in the Lightning Network transaction process, causing potential financial losses to users participating in the channel. The attack unfolds in a multi-step process. Initially, when a payment is routed from Alice to Carol through a user, such as Bob, the payment is protected by the HTLC output in Bob's presigned channel commitment with each peer. A key feature of this setup is the time-locking mechanism, which ensures that outgoing HTLCs destined for Carol expire before incoming HTLCs from Alice, giving Bob a window to react if any issues arise. The goal of the attacker is to use this mechanism to force Bob to time out on-chain transactions when Carol fails to reveal the payment preimage before the timelock of block T expires. After doing so, Bob broadcasts the transaction to close the channel with Carol and recover the funds through the "htlc-timeout" transaction. Upon discovering the transaction, the attacker quickly broadcast a higher-fee "htlc-preimage" transaction, replacing Bob's transaction in the mempool. This loop is executed repeatedly to block Bob's attempts to recover his funds, and if the loop lasts for multiple blocks, it will eventually cause Bob to suffer financial losses, allowing Alice to time out HTLC on another channel.
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The Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar retreated higher, and the market's expectations for another interest rate hike by the RBA gradually weakened

(1) During the Asian session on Wednesday, the Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar rushed back down, although the Australian dollar hit a one-and-a-half-week high of 0.6444 on Wednesday because the dovish speech of Fed officials dragged down the dollar, but it is now falling back to around 0.6419, down about 0.2%, as the market's expectations for another interest rate hike by the RBA gradually weakened. (2) In Australia, voices from the RBA seem happy to continue to pause interest rate hikes. RBA Assistant Managing Director Christopher Kent said on Wednesday that rising rates were cooling demand and slowing inflation in Australia, while reiterating that further tightening measures may be needed to get the job done. (3) The probability of raising the 4.1% overnight loan rate at the next meeting in November is currently only 14%. (4) Carol Kong, currency strategist at the CBA, said: "With the market only 30% chance of a 25 basis point rate cut by the end of 2024, we think there is room for a shift in market views on a RBA rate cut and weigh on the Australian dollar." We expect the RBA to start cutting the overnight lending rate in May 2024. ” (5) NZDUSD was also dragged down, NZDUSD once hit a new three-month high of 0.6054, just under the pressure of 100-day moving average resistance, and now fell back to around 0.6026, down about 0.3% (1) During the Asian session on Wednesday, the Australian dollar and the New Zealand dollar rushed back down, although the AUDUSD hit a one-and-a-half-week high of 0.6 on Wednesday because of the dovish speech of Fed officials dragged down the dollar
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07:57

Australian and New Zealand dollars rebound from lows, on track for biggest quarterly losses in a year

① The Australian and New Zealand dollars got much-needed respite from selling pressure on Friday, but were still on course for their biggest quarterly losses in a year as the U.S. economy strengthened and U.S. bond yields were at more than a decade high, keeping the greenback at bay. block. ② The Australian dollar once rose 0.56% against the U.S. dollar, hitting a new weekly high of $0.6462. It rose 1.2% overnight, rebounding from a new low of $0.6332 in 2023. However, the Australian dollar's quarterly decline is expected to reach 3.1%, the largest since September last year, and its monthly decline is also expected to reach 0.5%. ③The New Zealand dollar once rose 0.79% against the US dollar, hitting a new high of 0.6007 in nearly four weeks. The New Zealand dollar rebounded 0.6% overnight, but the quarterly decline will still reach 2.3%. The New Zealand dollar edged up 0.5% against the U.S. dollar this month. ④ The U.S. dollar index rose more than 3% in the quarter ended September as the world's largest economy performed unexpectedly resiliently, reinforcing the view that interest rates will remain higher for longer. ⑤ U.S. Treasury yields, which have been supporting the dollar's gains, fell from multi-year highs, allowing other currencies to gain some breathing room against the dollar overnight. ⑥Carol Kong, currency strategist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), pointed out that the Australian and New Zealand dollars are at oversold levels, so it is easy to jump sharply when speculators cover short positions. "However, we believe... these currencies may remain in oversold territory for some time if the repressive economies continue to weaken, or if the U.S. economy slips into recession."
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USD/JPY hits over 10-month high, sparking intervention threat

① The U.S. dollar rose slightly against the yen on Monday, once reaching a more than ten-month high of 148.47, close to the closely watched 150 yen, and making traders focus on whether there will be intervention measures after Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda cut interest rates. Any hope of an imminent withdrawal from its ultra-loose monetary policy. ② The U.S. dollar remained strong after the Federal Reserve, which had previously maintained a hawkish stance, unexpectedly stated that U.S. interest rates would need to remain at a higher level for longer than initially expected. ③Some market observers believe that 150 yen is a line that will stimulate the Japanese authorities to adopt foreign exchange intervention measures similar to last year's. ④ The yen had fallen by more than 0.5% on Friday after the Bank of Japan maintained ultra-low interest rates and adhered to its dovish stance, while Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda also emphasized the need to spend more time evaluating data before raising interest rates. ⑤ Carol Kong, foreign exchange strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) said. “I don’t think the level of the exchange rate is particularly important as a trigger (for intervention). I think the speed of the movement is more important... but given these warnings from Japanese officials, I do think the risk of intervention in currency markets is elevated at the moment. In addition, the possibility of coordinated intervention has also increased, because U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen made some remarks a few days ago, which basically gave the Bank of Japan a green light to intervene." ⑥ Yellen said last week that whether the United States would understand Japan’s intervention in buying yen again would depend on the specific situation.
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The dollar weakened slightly as the market awaited a series of important economic data

① The U.S. dollar moved cautiously on Tuesday, with traders reluctant to make big bets ahead of the release of a series of economic data this week; the U.S. dollar index once fell 0.16% to a two-day low of 103.85, and is currently trading around 103.87, down 0.2% on Monday. The index has risen 2 percent so far this month, as strong economic data boosted expectations that interest rates could remain elevated for longer. ② This view gained more momentum after Fed Chairman Powell's speech last Friday. Powell said at the time that further rate hikes may be needed to bring down still-excessive inflation, though he created some uncertainty by pledging to proceed with caution at the upcoming meeting. ③ The focus this week will be on a range of economic indicators, including non-farm payrolls and personal consumption expenditures data, as the Fed emphasizes that the path of rate hikes will largely depend on data. ④ The first is JOLTS job vacancies data for July, which will be released later today. Economists expect job openings to hit 9.465 million, a slight slowdown from June. ⑤ Carol Kong, currency strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), said the stronger-than-expected employment data could raise market expectations for another rate hike by the Fed and push the dollar higher. ⑥The CME FedWatch tool shows that the market currently expects a 78% probability that the Fed will keep interest rates unchanged next month, but the probability of raising interest rates at the November meeting is now 62%, compared with 42% a week ago.
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Yen falls near zone that sparked Japan intervention last year

The yen fell to its weakest level against the dollar since November last year, approaching an area where Japan intervened last year to prop up the currency. The persistently large interest rate differential between Japan and the United States weighed on the yen. Last year, Japanese authorities intervened when the yen fell towards 146 against the dollar. "Following the recent weak wages and PPI data, weak market expectations for BoJ policy tightening are supporting USD/JPY," Commonwealth Bank of Australia strategist Carol Kong said. "Increasing concerns about natural gas supply and surging energy prices have also supported the U.S. and Japan." The yen has fallen about 9.5 percent against the dollar this year, the worst performance among major developed market currencies.
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06:22

Dollar hits another near 15-month low as falling inflation supports bets that U.S. rates are about to peak

① In Asian markets on Friday, the U.S. dollar index continued its decline, hitting a new low of 99.61 since mid-April 2022, as the market bet that the Fed was nearing the end of its rate hike cycle due to slowing inflation. The dollar index has fallen about 2.5 percent this week and is on track for its worst week since November. ② Data released on Thursday showed that U.S. PPI barely rose in June, the smallest year-on-year increase in nearly three years. The previous day's data also showed that the US CPI rose slightly in June. More and more evidence shows that the US economy has entered a phase of falling inflation. ③Carol Kong, a currency strategist at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) in Sydney, said, "The market is generally happy with the decline in inflation data, because the decline in inflation and the still dynamic labor market support the argument of a soft landing for the US economy, but we Still maintaining our view that the U.S. economy will slip into a recession later this year due to the impact of past and likely future rate hikes." ④ CME Group's FedWatch tool shows that the market expects a 92% chance that the Fed will raise interest rates by 25 basis points later this month, but will not raise interest rates for the rest of the year. ⑤ Data on Thursday also showed that the number of new U.S. jobless claims unexpectedly fell last week, suggesting the labor market remains tight even as job growth slows.
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The market value of USDT has risen by more than 25% this year, but the number of active users has dropped significantly. Where did the newly issued USDT go? How much has flowed to the trading market? 1. As of June 3, the total market value of stablecoins was about 129.216 billion US dollars, a decrease of about 0.87% in the past month, and a decrease of about 6.22% this year. 2. The current largest market value is USDT, which is about 83.212 billion US dollars, accounting for about 64.40% of the total market value, which is nearly three times that of USDC. Its market value has risen by 1.41% in the past month, and has risen by 25.63% this year, which is close to the highest point in history. 3. Since the beginning of this year, the market value of TRC-20 USDT has increased by 34.90%, and the market value of ERC-20 USDT has increased by 19.23%. However, the growth trend of TRC-20 USDT is more significant, the increment is larger, and the growth rate is faster. At present, its market value accounts for 54.07% of the USDT market value. 4. Although the USDT market value has returned to the high point in early May 2022, behind this lies a change in the internal structure of USDT, and TRC-20 USDT has become increasingly dominant. This change in composition will play an important role in understanding the market response to changes in USDT's market value, because there are certain differences in the application scenarios of TRC-20 USDT and ERC-20 USDT. 5. Since the beginning of this year, the daily on-chain transaction volume of TRC-20 USDT has shown an obvious growth trend, with an increase of about 71.76% within the year, while the daily on-chain transaction volume of ERC-20 USDT has shown a slight downward trend, with a drop of about 0.25%. The average daily on-chain transaction volume of the two USDTs is approximately 6.917 billion USDT. 6. At present, the stock of ERC-20 USDT in the exchange is about 9.29 billion USDT, which is the highest in this year. However, its daily trading volume has shown a significant shrinking trend this year. The average daily trading volume this month was only 36.7 million USDT, a decrease of 11.35% from May. 7. The current amount of ERC-20 USDT locked in the smart contract accounts for about 15.03% of its circulation, which is equivalent to the level at the end of July 2022, which is lower than the proportion at the beginning of May 2022 when the market value was similar (at that time it accounted for than about 20%). That is to say, the market value of the same size, the current USDT scale in DeFi is likely to be smaller than before. 8. The current number of independent active addresses on the ERC-20 USDT chain is about 56,800, which is lower than the average daily number of independent active addresses of 87,000 this year, and the overall trend is declining, which means that the scale of active users of USDT is likely to decrease . (Data source: Carol)
06:00

The Fed is expected to pause interest rate hikes to suppress the dollar, but the U.S. debt limit agreement still provides support after passing the House of Representatives

① The U.S. dollar index fluctuated within a narrow range on Thursday and is currently trading around 104.21. Investors reduced bets on the U.S. Federal Reserve raising interest rates this month, but the approaching debt ceiling deadline brought support to the safe-haven dollar. ② The U.S. House of Representatives voted on Wednesday to pass a bill to suspend the government's $31.4 trillion debt ceiling, and the focus is now on how the bill progresses in the Democratic-controlled Senate. It is now just days before the federal government is expected to run out of funding. ③ The U.S. dollar index rose and fell on Wednesday as traders scaled back expectations for another rate hike by the Federal Reserve this month. ④ Fed officials, including the vice-chairman nominee, hinted at "skipping" a rate hike in June, giving the central bank time to weigh the impact of the tightening cycle so far against still-strong inflation data. ⑤ According to the CME FedWatch tool, the market now sees about a 26% chance that the Fed will raise interest rates by 25 basis points at its upcoming meeting, compared with nearly 67% a day ago. ⑥ Carol Kong, foreign exchange strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), said: "Recent U.S. economic data do support another rate hike in the short term, although our expectation is that the Fed's current tightening cycle is complete"
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07:08

The Fed is expected to pause interest rate hikes to suppress the dollar, but the U.S. debt limit agreement still provides support after passing the House of Representatives

① The U.S. dollar index fluctuated within a narrow range on Thursday and is currently trading around 104.21. Investors reduced bets on the U.S. Federal Reserve raising interest rates this month, but the approaching debt ceiling deadline brought support to the safe-haven dollar. ② The U.S. House of Representatives voted on Wednesday to pass a bill to suspend the government's $31.4 trillion debt ceiling, and the focus is now on how the bill progresses in the Democratic-controlled Senate. It is now just days before the federal government is expected to run out of funding. ③ The U.S. dollar index rose and fell on Wednesday as traders scaled back expectations for another rate hike by the Federal Reserve this month. ④ Fed officials, including the vice-chairman nominee, hinted at "skipping" a rate hike in June, giving the central bank time to weigh the impact of the tightening cycle so far against still-strong inflation data. ⑤ According to the CME FedWatch tool, the market now sees about a 26% chance that the Fed will raise interest rates by 25 basis points at its upcoming meeting, compared with nearly 67% a day ago. ⑥ Carol Kong, foreign exchange strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), said: "Recent U.S. economic data do support another rate hike in the short term, although our expectation is that the Fed's current tightening cycle is complete"
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03:36

Dollar set for third straight weekly gain on expectations U.S. rates will stay high

① The dollar held near a two-month high against major currencies on Friday and was on track to rise for a third straight week on expectations that U.S. interest rates could remain elevated for longer than initially expected. ② Concerns about debt ceiling negotiations between U.S. President Joe Biden and Republican House Speaker McCarthy also continued to cloud market sentiment; there is only one week left until the so-called "X Day" on June 1, and if there is no agreement on the debt ceiling If an agreement is reached, the government may not be able to fulfill its repayment obligations by then. ③ The dollar fluctuated at highs in early Asian trading on Friday and is currently trading around 104.13, still close to Thursday's two-month high of 104.31. ④ The U.S. dollar index has risen 1% so far this week, on track for its third weekly gain, as traders raised expectations that U.S. interest rates could rise further. ⑤Carol Kong, an exchange rate strategist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), said: "Recent foreign exchange movements have been largely driven by a sharp repricing of the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) policy." ⑥According to the CME FedWatch tool, money markets now expect the Fed to raise interest rates by another 25 basis points at next month's policy meeting at 52%, compared with 33% the day before and about 16% on Monday; the Fed will start cutting interest rates this year expectations have also been lowered
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