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🚨🚨Key Events to Watch This Week🚨🚨
👉Tuesday – U.S. Jobs Data

👉Thursday – U.S. CPI Inflation Data

👉Initial Jobless Claims
👉Friday – Existing Home Sales

👉 Consumer Sentiment
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👀👀👉US Economic Indicators for November 2025 Released Today The latest US employment and retail sales data, corresponding to November 2025 and released today, show mixed labor market signals amid steady consumer spending trends. Labor Market Key Metrics 👉Non-Farm Employment Change increased by 64,000 jobs, below recent averages. 👉Unemployment Rate rose to 4.6%. 👉Average Hourly Earnings m/m grew by 0.3%, with year-over-year at 3.5%. #USNonFarmPayrollReport

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👀👀👉Federal Reserve's $5.2 Billion Overnight Repo Operation: Liquidity Support The Federal Reserve conducted overnight repurchase agreements totaling $5.201 billion on December 15, 2025. It alleviates short-term funding strains for banks and dealers, maintaining the federal funds rate within the 3.5-3.75% target range. Full-allotment standing repos, effective since December 11, mitigate rate volatility akin to 2019 disruptions, supporting Treasury and money market equilibrium. These actions enhance liquidity flow to risk assets, potentially elevating equities and cryptocurrencies through re-hypothecation, as observed with prior $13.5 billion injections. Yet, as a minor daily volume in the $12.6 trillion repo market, it sustains accommodative policy absent significant price swings. Amid the FOMC's rate cut and quantitative tightening cessation, it reinforces easing measures, with stable rate projections aiding 2026 expansion while tracking inflation. Short-term Treasury yields remain subdued, bolstering equity performance. #Fed

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👀👀👉Polymarket: Warsh Surges Past Hassett in Fed Chair Kevin Warsh has gained significant momentum in the race to replace Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, recently overtaking Kevin Hassett in prediction markets. This shift reflects evolving sentiment among traders and advisors close to President Donald Trump. Warsh now leads on platforms like Polymarket (46%) and Kalshi (47-52%), while Hassett trails at 41-44%. These figures mark a reversal from early December, when Hassett held odds above 80%. Trump's recent comments to the Wall Street Journal placed Warsh at the top of his shortlist, following a strong White House interview. Resistance to Hassett stems from concerns over his close ties to Trump potentially undermining Fed independence. Who's your favorite? #Fed

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👀👀👉Crypto Trust Banks: A New Wave of Competition for Traditional Finance The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has granted conditional national trust bank charters to five digital-asset firms: Ripple, Fidelity Digital Assets, Paxos, BitGo, and First National Digital Currency Bank. These charters enable the firms to provide crypto-focused services, such as custody and settlement, under a federal framework without the requirements of traditional insured depository banks. The American Bankers Association (ABA) argues that these charters blur the definition of a "bank," undermine charter integrity, and allow regulatory arbitrage, as crypto firms gain national preemption without matching capital, liquidity, or supervisory standards. The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) contends that the OCC exceeds the traditional scope of national trust charters, which focused on fiduciary roles, creating a two-tier system that burdens community banks with stricter regulations. These complaints stem from valid questions about statutory authority and historical precedents, including exemptions from FDIC insurance, Community Reinvestment Act obligations, and certain capital rules. Yet they also reflect competitive pressures, as crypto firms like Ripple and Paxos can now operate as "national trust banks," bypassing state regulations while traditional banks face higher compliance costs. This development integrates crypto into the federal banking system through hybrid entities, potentially normalizing digital-asset custody. Traditional banks may need to adapt, though outcomes depend on final charter conditions and access to Federal Reserve services. #USCryptoRegulation

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👀👀👉US Crypto Bill Talks Stall Despite December Hopes US crypto Market Structure Bill negotiations are dragging on. Industry groups, the White House, Republicans, and Democrats keep talking, even with draft language out there. High hopes for December action have faded—no markup before the holiday break, so it's delayed to January 2026. The House pushed the Senate hard to pass the CLARITY Act by month's end, after its own approval back in July. Senate Banking Chair Tim Scott aimed for markups this December, and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong lobbied fiercely for regulatory clarity on CFTC roles and DeFi. Key disputes include ethics rules tied to Trump connections, stablecoin yields, SEC powers over tokens, and DeFi safeguards. GOP compromise offers to Democrats on December 9 built some optimism, but the tight calendar forced a postponement. Bipartisan drive remains solid for early next year. #USGovernment

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