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Weaker-than-expected U.S. nonfarm payrolls growth led the dollar to weaken against most major currencies, with the biggest declines against the New Zealand dollar, the Swiss franc, and the British pound. Dollar longs booked profits, and on Friday it closed at 100.87, down 0.51%, marking the first weekly close lower in three weeks.
Despite the dollar’s pullback, investors still believe the Federal Reserve may have to press the rate-hike button again before the end of the year. However, weak June manufacturing ISM PMI data and unexpectedly soft nonfarm payrolls growth have caused investors to slightly delay their expectations for when officials might press the rate-hike button.
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Ethereum (ETH) dropped from 2400 all the way down to 2000 - a recap for May 2026 This is a classic short-term sharp drop, mainly occurring in mid-May, with the price quickly retreating from the 2400+ zone to a low of 1966, currently rebounding slightly near 2000 USD. Drop magnitude: from 2400+ it pierced through the psychological barrier of 2000, with a maximum short-term drop of about 16-18%. In the derivatives market, high-leverage longs got liquidated, and the fear and greed index is gloomy, amplifying the downturn. ETH has significantly lagged behind Bitcoin in this bull market, with a weak narrative (DeFi and Layer 2 growth falling short of expectations). Cycle positioning: the peak of the bull market after the 2024 halving has passed, entering a profit-taking + deleveraging phase, with ETH's historical bull market corrections often exceeding 50%. Current situation at the end of May 2026: 2000 is an important psychological + technical support. Short-term rebound but trading volume hasn’t significantly increased, caution is advised for a potential double bottom. Highly correlated with Bitcoin, future trends depend on macro liquidity, ETF fund flows, and easing geopolitical risks. Summary: The drop from 2400 to 2000 is a normal part of the correction, primarily driven by macro tightening + ETF outflows + deleveraging + ETH's own weak narrative. Historically, similar pullbacks often lead to strong rebounds, but confirming the bottom requires increased volume and macro improvement.
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