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The growth of employment totaled 64,000 adjusted jobs during the month, better than the Dow Jones estimate of 45,000 and higher than a sharp decline in October.
#USNonFarmPayrollReport
Payrolls increased by 64,000 in November after falling by 105,000 in October, according to delayed job figures.
Non-farm payroll growth totaled 64,000 seasonally adjusted jobs for the month, better than the Dow Jones estimate of 45,000 and above a sharp decline of 105,000 in October.
The unemployment rate rose to 4.6%, more than expected and its highest level since September 2021. A broader rate increased to 8.7%.
Establishment figures showed that most of the gains in November came from a known source: the health sector added 46,000 jobs, accounting for more than 70% of the total net increase.
Markets continue to estimate that it is unlikely there will be another interest rate cut in January.
Non-farm payrolls grew slightly more than expected in November, but fell in October, while unemployment reached its highest level in four years, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Tuesday in figures delayed by the government shutdown.
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Payrolls increased by 64,000 in November after falling by 105,000 in October, according to delayed job figures.
Non-farm payroll growth totaled 64,000 seasonally adjusted jobs for the month, better than the Dow Jones estimate of 45,000 and above a sharp decline of 105,000 in October.
The unemployment rate rose to 4.6%, more than expected and its highest level since September 2021. A broader rate increased to 8.7%.
Establishment figures showed that most of the gains in November came from a known source: the health sector added 46,000 jobs, accounting for more than 70% of the total net increase.
Markets continue to estimate that it is unlikely there will be another interest rate cut in January.
Non-farm payrolls grew slightly more than expected in November, but fell in October, while unemployment reached its highest level in four years, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Tuesday in figures delayed by the government shutdown.
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#USNonFarmPayrollReport
Payrolls increased by 64,000 in November after falling by 105,000 in October, according to delayed job figures.
Non-farm payroll growth totaled 64,000 seasonally adjusted jobs for the month, better than the Dow Jones estimate of 45,000 and above a sharp decline of 105,000 in October.
The unemployment rate rose to 4.6%, more than expected and its highest level since September 2021. A broader rate increased to 8.7%.
Establishment figures showed that most of the gains in November came from a known source: the health sector added 46,000 jobs, accounting for more than 70% of the total net increase.
Markets continue to estimate that it is unlikely there will be another interest rate cut in January.
Non-farm payrolls grew slightly more than expected in November, but fell in October, while unemployment reached its highest level in four years, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Tuesday in figures delayed by the government shutdown.
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Payrolls increased by 64,000 in November after falling by 105,000 in October, according to delayed job figures.
Non-farm payroll growth totaled 64,000 seasonally adjusted jobs for the month, better than the Dow Jones estimate of 45,000 and above a sharp decline of 105,000 in October.
The unemployment rate rose to 4.6%, more than expected and its highest level since September 2021. A broader rate increased to 8.7%.
Establishment figures showed that most of the gains in November came from a known source: the health sector added 46,000 jobs, accounting for more than 70% of the total net increase.
Markets continue to estimate that it is unlikely there will be another interest rate cut in January.
Non-farm payrolls grew slightly more than expected in November, but fell in October, while unemployment reached its highest level in four years, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on Tuesday in figures delayed by the government shutdown.
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Everything indicates that the Bank of Japan could increase its interest rate for the first time in 11 months
#FOMCWatch
The price of bitcoin falls due to a negative wind coming from Japan
Historically, interest rate hikes in Japan have been detrimental to the price of bitcoin.
Bitcoin is preparing for a Friday of high volatility. Japan would make its first interest rate hike after 11 months. Bitcoin has fallen more than 20% every time Japan raised its rates.
BTC) is closely watching what happens in Japan. This Friday, the central bank of the Asian country will announce its decision on interest rates, a move that has historically generated strong repercussions on the asset's price.
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The price of bitcoin falls due to a negative wind coming from Japan
Historically, interest rate hikes in Japan have been detrimental to the price of bitcoin.
Bitcoin is preparing for a Friday of high volatility. Japan would make its first interest rate hike after 11 months. Bitcoin has fallen more than 20% every time Japan raised its rates.
BTC) is closely watching what happens in Japan. This Friday, the central bank of the Asian country will announce its decision on interest rates, a move that has historically generated strong repercussions on the asset's price.
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#FOMCWatch
The price of bitcoin falls due to a negative wind coming from Japan
Historically, interest rate hikes in Japan have been detrimental to the price of bitcoin.
Bitcoin is preparing for a Friday of high volatility. Japan would make its first interest rate hike after 11 months. Bitcoin has fallen more than 20% every time Japan raised its rates.
BTC) is closely watching what happens in Japan. This Friday, the central bank of the Asian country will announce its decision on interest rates, a move that has historically generated strong repercussions on the asset's price.
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The price of bitcoin falls due to a negative wind coming from Japan
Historically, interest rate hikes in Japan have been detrimental to the price of bitcoin.
Bitcoin is preparing for a Friday of high volatility. Japan would make its first interest rate hike after 11 months. Bitcoin has fallen more than 20% every time Japan raised its rates.
BTC) is closely watching what happens in Japan. This Friday, the central bank of the Asian country will announce its decision on interest rates, a move that has historically generated strong repercussions on the asset's price.
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Expectations in the crypto market are declining due to uncertainty from the Fed.
Bitcoin reverses losses after the interest rate cut
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Bitcoin reverses losses after the interest rate cut
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Bitcoin falls more than 4% and Ethereum drops below $3000, while the market awaits key data from the Fed.
The leading cryptocurrency did not show significant movements in the last week, and is waiting for market signals to glimpse growth.
AI, regulation, and loans: the scenario for Bitcoin and the crypto ecosystem in 2026.
Barclays claims that Bitcoin is now a mature asset following the regulatory shift in the US.
Bitcoin continues to show no major rebounds, while caution persists among investors.
The cryptocurrency market operates with significant declines at the close of this Monday, December 15. Bitcoin (BTC) drops 4.41% to $86,030, amid moderate risk appetite. Likewise, Ethereum (ETH) decreases 6.30% to $2,940.
Expectations placed on data and announcements from the Fed.
During the last sessions, Bitcoin faced difficulties in growing, with investors reluctant to take new positions. However, key publications are expected to define the outlook for interest rates.
In this regard, the upcoming employment data, weekly jobless claims, and November inflation figures, along with the preliminary readings of the December PMI, will determine the strength of the US economy.
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Bitcoin falls more than 4% and Ethereum drops below $3000, while the market awaits key data from the Fed.
The leading cryptocurrency did not show significant movements in the last week, and is waiting for market signals to glimpse growth.
AI, regulation, and loans: the scenario for Bitcoin and the crypto ecosystem in 2026.
Barclays claims that Bitcoin is now a mature asset following the regulatory shift in the US.
Bitcoin continues to show no major rebounds, while caution persists among investors.
The cryptocurrency market operates with significant declines at the close of this Monday, December 15. Bitcoin (BTC) drops 4.41% to $86,030, amid moderate risk appetite. Likewise, Ethereum (ETH) decreases 6.30% to $2,940.
Expectations placed on data and announcements from the Fed.
During the last sessions, Bitcoin faced difficulties in growing, with investors reluctant to take new positions. However, key publications are expected to define the outlook for interest rates.
In this regard, the upcoming employment data, weekly jobless claims, and November inflation figures, along with the preliminary readings of the December PMI, will determine the strength of the US economy.
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#FOMCWatch
Bitcoin falls more than 4% and Ethereum drops below $3000, while the market awaits key data from the Fed.
The leading cryptocurrency did not show significant movements in the last week, and is waiting for market signals to glimpse growth.
AI, regulation, and loans: the scenario for Bitcoin and the crypto ecosystem in 2026.
Barclays claims that Bitcoin is now a mature asset following the regulatory shift in the US.
Bitcoin continues to show no major rebounds, while caution persists among investors.
The cryptocurrency market operates with significant declines at the close of this Monday, December 15. Bitcoin (BTC) drops 4.41% to $86,030, amid moderate risk appetite. Likewise, Ethereum (ETH) decreases 6.30% to $2,940.
Expectations placed on data and announcements from the Fed.
During the last sessions, Bitcoin faced difficulties in growing, with investors reluctant to take new positions. However, key publications are expected to define the outlook for interest rates.
In this regard, the upcoming employment data, weekly jobless claims, and November inflation figures, along with the preliminary readings of the December PMI, will determine the strength of the US economy.
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Bitcoin falls more than 4% and Ethereum drops below $3000, while the market awaits key data from the Fed.
The leading cryptocurrency did not show significant movements in the last week, and is waiting for market signals to glimpse growth.
AI, regulation, and loans: the scenario for Bitcoin and the crypto ecosystem in 2026.
Barclays claims that Bitcoin is now a mature asset following the regulatory shift in the US.
Bitcoin continues to show no major rebounds, while caution persists among investors.
The cryptocurrency market operates with significant declines at the close of this Monday, December 15. Bitcoin (BTC) drops 4.41% to $86,030, amid moderate risk appetite. Likewise, Ethereum (ETH) decreases 6.30% to $2,940.
Expectations placed on data and announcements from the Fed.
During the last sessions, Bitcoin faced difficulties in growing, with investors reluctant to take new positions. However, key publications are expected to define the outlook for interest rates.
In this regard, the upcoming employment data, weekly jobless claims, and November inflation figures, along with the preliminary readings of the December PMI, will determine the strength of the US economy.
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According to Michael Goldstein, president and founder of the organization, the file aims to contextualize bitcoin within different currents
#USChinaDeal
Satoshi Nakamoto Institute builds archive to preserve the memory of Bitcoin
This is a complete and freely accessible archive that places Bitcoin in its full historical and intellectual context. The archive seeks to preserve everything related to the Bitcoin protocol.
They will implement OpenTimestamps to demonstrate when documents entered the archive. "This archive serves anyone seeking a serious understanding of Bitcoin," says the institute.
The Satoshi Nakamoto Institute announced the construction of a digital archive aimed at preserving the historical and intellectual memory of Bitcoin. This is with the aim of ensuring access to key documents for future generations.
The initiative aims to gather not only the writings of Satoshi Nakamoto but also materials that form the theoretical and technical basis on which the digital asset was developed.
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Satoshi Nakamoto Institute builds archive to preserve the memory of Bitcoin
This is a complete and freely accessible archive that places Bitcoin in its full historical and intellectual context. The archive seeks to preserve everything related to the Bitcoin protocol.
They will implement OpenTimestamps to demonstrate when documents entered the archive. "This archive serves anyone seeking a serious understanding of Bitcoin," says the institute.
The Satoshi Nakamoto Institute announced the construction of a digital archive aimed at preserving the historical and intellectual memory of Bitcoin. This is with the aim of ensuring access to key documents for future generations.
The initiative aims to gather not only the writings of Satoshi Nakamoto but also materials that form the theoretical and technical basis on which the digital asset was developed.
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#USChinaDeal
Satoshi Nakamoto Institute builds archive to preserve the memory of Bitcoin
This is a complete and freely accessible archive that places Bitcoin in its full historical and intellectual context. The archive seeks to preserve everything related to the Bitcoin protocol.
They will implement OpenTimestamps to demonstrate when documents entered the archive. "This archive serves anyone seeking a serious understanding of Bitcoin," says the institute.
The Satoshi Nakamoto Institute announced the construction of a digital archive aimed at preserving the historical and intellectual memory of Bitcoin. This is with the aim of ensuring access to key documents for future generations.
The initiative aims to gather not only the writings of Satoshi Nakamoto but also materials that form the theoretical and technical basis on which the digital asset was developed.
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Satoshi Nakamoto Institute builds archive to preserve the memory of Bitcoin
This is a complete and freely accessible archive that places Bitcoin in its full historical and intellectual context. The archive seeks to preserve everything related to the Bitcoin protocol.
They will implement OpenTimestamps to demonstrate when documents entered the archive. "This archive serves anyone seeking a serious understanding of Bitcoin," says the institute.
The Satoshi Nakamoto Institute announced the construction of a digital archive aimed at preserving the historical and intellectual memory of Bitcoin. This is with the aim of ensuring access to key documents for future generations.
The initiative aims to gather not only the writings of Satoshi Nakamoto but also materials that form the theoretical and technical basis on which the digital asset was developed.
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But since the president delivered that speech in the Rose Garden announcing the highest tariffs of the century, huge gaps have emerged.
#TrumpTariffs
Thousands of exceptions and exemptions are weakening Trump's emergency tariffs.
At least $1.7 trillion in imports are now excluded, either because they are tax-free or subject to another tariff.
A farm worker is harvesting coffee in Brazil. Last month, the United States announced several tariff exemptions, including coffee and other agricultural products.
President Donald Trump promised that a wave of emergency tariffs on nearly all countries would restore "fair" trade and reactivate the economy.
Eight months later, half of U.S. imports are avoiding those tariffs.
"To all the presidents, prime ministers, kings, queens, ambassadors, and all other foreigners who will soon call for exemptions from these tariffs.
Trump said in April when he implemented global tariffs based on the U.S. trade deficits with other countries, "I tell you: remove your own tariffs, remove your barriers, do not manipulate your currencies."
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Thousands of exceptions and exemptions are weakening Trump's emergency tariffs.
At least $1.7 trillion in imports are now excluded, either because they are tax-free or subject to another tariff.
A farm worker is harvesting coffee in Brazil. Last month, the United States announced several tariff exemptions, including coffee and other agricultural products.
President Donald Trump promised that a wave of emergency tariffs on nearly all countries would restore "fair" trade and reactivate the economy.
Eight months later, half of U.S. imports are avoiding those tariffs.
"To all the presidents, prime ministers, kings, queens, ambassadors, and all other foreigners who will soon call for exemptions from these tariffs.
Trump said in April when he implemented global tariffs based on the U.S. trade deficits with other countries, "I tell you: remove your own tariffs, remove your barriers, do not manipulate your currencies."
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#TrumpTariffs
Thousands of exceptions and exemptions are weakening Trump's emergency tariffs.
At least $1.7 trillion in imports are now excluded, either because they are tax-free or subject to another tariff.
A farm worker is harvesting coffee in Brazil. Last month, the United States announced several tariff exemptions, including coffee and other agricultural products.
President Donald Trump promised that a wave of emergency tariffs on nearly all countries would restore "fair" trade and reactivate the economy.
Eight months later, half of U.S. imports are avoiding those tariffs.
"To all the presidents, prime ministers, kings, queens, ambassadors, and all other foreigners who will soon call for exemptions from these tariffs.
Trump said in April when he implemented global tariffs based on the U.S. trade deficits with other countries, "I tell you: remove your own tariffs, remove your barriers, do not manipulate your currencies."
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Thousands of exceptions and exemptions are weakening Trump's emergency tariffs.
At least $1.7 trillion in imports are now excluded, either because they are tax-free or subject to another tariff.
A farm worker is harvesting coffee in Brazil. Last month, the United States announced several tariff exemptions, including coffee and other agricultural products.
President Donald Trump promised that a wave of emergency tariffs on nearly all countries would restore "fair" trade and reactivate the economy.
Eight months later, half of U.S. imports are avoiding those tariffs.
"To all the presidents, prime ministers, kings, queens, ambassadors, and all other foreigners who will soon call for exemptions from these tariffs.
Trump said in April when he implemented global tariffs based on the U.S. trade deficits with other countries, "I tell you: remove your own tariffs, remove your barriers, do not manipulate your currencies."
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This update marks Binance's bold step towards empowering content creators
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Under the new model, creators can earn up to a 50% commission on Spot, Margin, Futures, and Convert operations.
The structure includes a base reward of 20% plus performance bonuses, all paid weekly in USDC.
Existing creators are automatically enrolled, ensuring a smooth transition to this updated ecosystem.
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Under the new model, creators can earn up to a 50% commission on Spot, Margin, Futures, and Convert operations.
The structure includes a base reward of 20% plus performance bonuses, all paid weekly in USDC.
Existing creators are automatically enrolled, ensuring a smooth transition to this updated ecosystem.
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#WriteToEarnUpgrade
Under the new model, creators can earn up to a 50% commission on Spot, Margin, Futures, and Convert operations.
The structure includes a base reward of 20% plus performance bonuses, all paid weekly in USDC.
Existing creators are automatically enrolled, ensuring a smooth transition to this updated ecosystem.
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Under the new model, creators can earn up to a 50% commission on Spot, Margin, Futures, and Convert operations.
The structure includes a base reward of 20% plus performance bonuses, all paid weekly in USDC.
Existing creators are automatically enrolled, ensuring a smooth transition to this updated ecosystem.
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The analyst also recalled that the last time an adjustment program was completed was in September 2012, at which point the markets reacted very positively.
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The Fed injects 13.500 million and reinforces banking liquidity
Tom Lee anticipates new highs in Bitcoin and S&P 500 due to liquidity. The market expects a rate cut at the December meeting.
The Federal Reserve of the United States ended its quantitative tightening (QT) program on Monday, December 1, marking the closure with an injection of 13.500 million dollars into the banking system through overnight repurchase operations.
This figure represents the second largest liquidity injection since the COVID-19 era and even surpasses the peaks recorded during the dot-com bubble, according to economic data from the Federal Reserve..
For his part, Tom Lee from Fundstrat maintains his optimism about cryptocurrencies and equities. He also noted that the central bank will provide the biggest boost to the market in the coming weeks.
Lee emphasized that the Fed is ready to cut rates in December, coinciding with the end of quantitative tightening. The central bank had been reducing its balance sheet since April 2022, which represented a brake on liquidity. However, with this change, capital flows could accelerate towards risk assets.
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The Fed injects 13.500 million and reinforces banking liquidity
Tom Lee anticipates new highs in Bitcoin and S&P 500 due to liquidity. The market expects a rate cut at the December meeting.
The Federal Reserve of the United States ended its quantitative tightening (QT) program on Monday, December 1, marking the closure with an injection of 13.500 million dollars into the banking system through overnight repurchase operations.
This figure represents the second largest liquidity injection since the COVID-19 era and even surpasses the peaks recorded during the dot-com bubble, according to economic data from the Federal Reserve..
For his part, Tom Lee from Fundstrat maintains his optimism about cryptocurrencies and equities. He also noted that the central bank will provide the biggest boost to the market in the coming weeks.
Lee emphasized that the Fed is ready to cut rates in December, coinciding with the end of quantitative tightening. The central bank had been reducing its balance sheet since April 2022, which represented a brake on liquidity. However, with this change, capital flows could accelerate towards risk assets.
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#FOMCWatch
The Fed injects 13.500 million and reinforces banking liquidity
Tom Lee anticipates new highs in Bitcoin and S&P 500 due to liquidity. The market expects a rate cut at the December meeting.
The Federal Reserve of the United States ended its quantitative tightening (QT) program on Monday, December 1, marking the closure with an injection of 13.500 million dollars into the banking system through overnight repurchase operations.
This figure represents the second largest liquidity injection since the COVID-19 era and even surpasses the peaks recorded during the dot-com bubble, according to economic data from the Federal Reserve..
For his part, Tom Lee from Fundstrat maintains his optimism about cryptocurrencies and equities. He also noted that the central bank will provide the biggest boost to the market in the coming weeks.
Lee emphasized that the Fed is ready to cut rates in December, coinciding with the end of quantitative tightening. The central bank had been reducing its balance sheet since April 2022, which represented a brake on liquidity. However, with this change, capital flows could accelerate towards risk assets.
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The Fed injects 13.500 million and reinforces banking liquidity
Tom Lee anticipates new highs in Bitcoin and S&P 500 due to liquidity. The market expects a rate cut at the December meeting.
The Federal Reserve of the United States ended its quantitative tightening (QT) program on Monday, December 1, marking the closure with an injection of 13.500 million dollars into the banking system through overnight repurchase operations.
This figure represents the second largest liquidity injection since the COVID-19 era and even surpasses the peaks recorded during the dot-com bubble, according to economic data from the Federal Reserve..
For his part, Tom Lee from Fundstrat maintains his optimism about cryptocurrencies and equities. He also noted that the central bank will provide the biggest boost to the market in the coming weeks.
Lee emphasized that the Fed is ready to cut rates in December, coinciding with the end of quantitative tightening. The central bank had been reducing its balance sheet since April 2022, which represented a brake on liquidity. However, with this change, capital flows could accelerate towards risk assets.
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Gold could fall below US$4,000 an ounce as the monetary easing cycle that began in 2024 starts to lose momentum
#BTCVSGOLD
Gold rises and silver hits record ahead of the Fed's rate decision
Silver rose, reaching a historic high of US$59,751 per ounce.
Gold rose slightly as traders awaited the almost certain rate cut from the Federal Reserve and signals about its monetary easing in 2026. Silver rose to reach a historic high.
The interest rate on 10-year Treasury bonds fell after rising to its highest level since late September. Lower rates usually benefit gold as it does not earn interest.
The recent decline in U.S. Treasury bonds has dampened risk appetite as traders are cautious about the pace of monetary easing beyond Wednesday's meeting.
Money markets barely foresee two cuts in 2026 following the likely 25 basis point reduction on Wednesday, which represents a setback from the more optimistic forecasts of recent weeks.
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Gold rises and silver hits record ahead of the Fed's rate decision
Silver rose, reaching a historic high of US$59,751 per ounce.
Gold rose slightly as traders awaited the almost certain rate cut from the Federal Reserve and signals about its monetary easing in 2026. Silver rose to reach a historic high.
The interest rate on 10-year Treasury bonds fell after rising to its highest level since late September. Lower rates usually benefit gold as it does not earn interest.
The recent decline in U.S. Treasury bonds has dampened risk appetite as traders are cautious about the pace of monetary easing beyond Wednesday's meeting.
Money markets barely foresee two cuts in 2026 following the likely 25 basis point reduction on Wednesday, which represents a setback from the more optimistic forecasts of recent weeks.
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#BTCVSGOLD
Gold rises and silver hits record ahead of the Fed's rate decision
Silver rose, reaching a historic high of US$59,751 per ounce.
Gold rose slightly as traders awaited the almost certain rate cut from the Federal Reserve and signals about its monetary easing in 2026. Silver rose to reach a historic high.
The interest rate on 10-year Treasury bonds fell after rising to its highest level since late September. Lower rates usually benefit gold as it does not earn interest.
The recent decline in U.S. Treasury bonds has dampened risk appetite as traders are cautious about the pace of monetary easing beyond Wednesday's meeting.
Money markets barely foresee two cuts in 2026 following the likely 25 basis point reduction on Wednesday, which represents a setback from the more optimistic forecasts of recent weeks.
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Gold rises and silver hits record ahead of the Fed's rate decision
Silver rose, reaching a historic high of US$59,751 per ounce.
Gold rose slightly as traders awaited the almost certain rate cut from the Federal Reserve and signals about its monetary easing in 2026. Silver rose to reach a historic high.
The interest rate on 10-year Treasury bonds fell after rising to its highest level since late September. Lower rates usually benefit gold as it does not earn interest.
The recent decline in U.S. Treasury bonds has dampened risk appetite as traders are cautious about the pace of monetary easing beyond Wednesday's meeting.
Money markets barely foresee two cuts in 2026 following the likely 25 basis point reduction on Wednesday, which represents a setback from the more optimistic forecasts of recent weeks.
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The market showed a sentiment of "extreme fear," according to the Cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index.
#CPIWatch
Bitcoin ($BTC) pulls back as the market awaits the Fed's interest rate decision
Bitcoin failed to extend its recent gains this Monday, as investors await the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates. The cryptocurrency rally is losing momentum.
The largest cryptocurrency in the world sharply retreated after Sunday night’s gains, marking an intraday low of $89,644. Trading activity remained high, with a 15% increase in volume over the last 24 hours.
Stocks linked to the crypto sector, such as Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ:MSTR) and Coinbase Global Inc. (NASDAQ:COIN), closed up 2.63% and 1.66% in regular trading hours.
Liquidations in the crypto market reached $200 million in the last 24 hours, according to Coinglass, with over $100 million corresponding to liquidated short positions.
Bitcoin's open interest fell by 0.29% in the same period. Meanwhile, over 70% of the top Binance traders (the top 20% by margin balances) held long positions in BTC, according to the long/short ratio.
#FOMCWatch
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Bitcoin ($BTC) pulls back as the market awaits the Fed's interest rate decision
Bitcoin failed to extend its recent gains this Monday, as investors await the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates. The cryptocurrency rally is losing momentum.
The largest cryptocurrency in the world sharply retreated after Sunday night’s gains, marking an intraday low of $89,644. Trading activity remained high, with a 15% increase in volume over the last 24 hours.
Stocks linked to the crypto sector, such as Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ:MSTR) and Coinbase Global Inc. (NASDAQ:COIN), closed up 2.63% and 1.66% in regular trading hours.
Liquidations in the crypto market reached $200 million in the last 24 hours, according to Coinglass, with over $100 million corresponding to liquidated short positions.
Bitcoin's open interest fell by 0.29% in the same period. Meanwhile, over 70% of the top Binance traders (the top 20% by margin balances) held long positions in BTC, according to the long/short ratio.
#FOMCWatch
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#CPIWatch
Bitcoin ($BTC ) pulls back as the market awaits the Fed's interest rate decision
Bitcoin failed to extend its recent gains this Monday, as investors await the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates. The cryptocurrency rally is losing momentum.
The largest cryptocurrency in the world sharply retreated after Sunday night’s gains, marking an intraday low of $89,644. Trading activity remained high, with a 15% increase in volume over the last 24 hours.
Stocks linked to the crypto sector, such as Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ:MSTR) and Coinbase Global Inc. (NASDAQ:COIN), closed up 2.63% and 1.66% in regular trading hours.
Liquidations in the crypto market reached $200 million in the last 24 hours, according to Coinglass, with over $100 million corresponding to liquidated short positions.
Bitcoin's open interest fell by 0.29% in the same period. Meanwhile, over 70% of the top Binance traders (the top 20% by margin balances) held long positions in BTC, according to the long/short ratio.
#FOMCWatch
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Bitcoin ($BTC ) pulls back as the market awaits the Fed's interest rate decision
Bitcoin failed to extend its recent gains this Monday, as investors await the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates. The cryptocurrency rally is losing momentum.
The largest cryptocurrency in the world sharply retreated after Sunday night’s gains, marking an intraday low of $89,644. Trading activity remained high, with a 15% increase in volume over the last 24 hours.
Stocks linked to the crypto sector, such as Strategy Inc. (NASDAQ:MSTR) and Coinbase Global Inc. (NASDAQ:COIN), closed up 2.63% and 1.66% in regular trading hours.
Liquidations in the crypto market reached $200 million in the last 24 hours, according to Coinglass, with over $100 million corresponding to liquidated short positions.
Bitcoin's open interest fell by 0.29% in the same period. Meanwhile, over 70% of the top Binance traders (the top 20% by margin balances) held long positions in BTC, according to the long/short ratio.
#FOMCWatch
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As is customary, the decision will be communicated at 2:00 PM and the subsequent press conference is scheduled for 2:30 PM.
According to data, experts expect a cut with a new target between 3.50% and 3.75%, according to CME data.
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According to data, experts expect a cut with a new target between 3.50% and 3.75%, according to CME data.
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#FOMCWatch
Between inflation and the economy: the FED announces its most awaited decision of the year
The latest economic data from last week predicts a new interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve (FED) for its last meeting of 2025 of 25 basis points, according to Wall Street analysts.
Wall Street will be closely watching the last meeting of the Federal Reserve this Tuesday and Wednesday for a new interest rate cut of 25 points due to the latest economic data from last week.
Experts indicate that the ADP data and the Challenger, Gray & Christmas firm show unexpected job losses and an increase in layoffs. Not to forget the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE), which has shown a moderation of inflation in September.
There will also be a change in the voting members of the interest rate policy. The presidents of the Feds of Cleveland, Minneapolis, Dallas, and Philadelphia are expected to rotate, replacing their counterparts from Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, and Kansas City.
However, the most significant change will be the departure of the current FED chairman, Jerome Powell. Trump's chief economic advisor, Kevin Hassett, is widely considered the favorite, even despite growing nervousness among bond investors about his possible appointment.
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Between inflation and the economy: the FED announces its most awaited decision of the year
The latest economic data from last week predicts a new interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve (FED) for its last meeting of 2025 of 25 basis points, according to Wall Street analysts.
Wall Street will be closely watching the last meeting of the Federal Reserve this Tuesday and Wednesday for a new interest rate cut of 25 points due to the latest economic data from last week.
Experts indicate that the ADP data and the Challenger, Gray & Christmas firm show unexpected job losses and an increase in layoffs. Not to forget the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE), which has shown a moderation of inflation in September.
There will also be a change in the voting members of the interest rate policy. The presidents of the Feds of Cleveland, Minneapolis, Dallas, and Philadelphia are expected to rotate, replacing their counterparts from Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, and Kansas City.
However, the most significant change will be the departure of the current FED chairman, Jerome Powell. Trump's chief economic advisor, Kevin Hassett, is widely considered the favorite, even despite growing nervousness among bond investors about his possible appointment.
$BNB
{spot}(BNBUSDT)
$SOL
{spot}(SOLUSDT)
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Between inflation and the economy: the FED announces its most awaited decision of the year
The latest economic data from last week predicts a new interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve (FED) for its last meeting of 2025 of 25 basis points, according to Wall Street analysts.
Wall Street will be closely watching the last meeting of the Federal Reserve this Tuesday and Wednesday for a new interest rate cut of 25 points due to the latest economic data from last week.
Experts indicate that the ADP data and the Challenger, Gray & Christmas firm show unexpected job losses and an increase in layoffs. Not to forget the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE), which has shown a moderation of inflation in September.
There will also be a change in the voting members of the interest rate policy. The presidents of the Feds of Cleveland, Minneapolis, Dallas, and Philadelphia are expected to rotate, replacing their counterparts from Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, and Kansas City.
However, the most significant change will be the departure of the current FED chairman, Jerome Powell. Trump's chief economic advisor, Kevin Hassett, is widely considered the favorite, even despite growing nervousness among bond investors about his possible appointment.
$BNB
$SOL
Between inflation and the economy: the FED announces its most awaited decision of the year
The latest economic data from last week predicts a new interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve (FED) for its last meeting of 2025 of 25 basis points, according to Wall Street analysts.
Wall Street will be closely watching the last meeting of the Federal Reserve this Tuesday and Wednesday for a new interest rate cut of 25 points due to the latest economic data from last week.
Experts indicate that the ADP data and the Challenger, Gray & Christmas firm show unexpected job losses and an increase in layoffs. Not to forget the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE), which has shown a moderation of inflation in September.
There will also be a change in the voting members of the interest rate policy. The presidents of the Feds of Cleveland, Minneapolis, Dallas, and Philadelphia are expected to rotate, replacing their counterparts from Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, and Kansas City.
However, the most significant change will be the departure of the current FED chairman, Jerome Powell. Trump's chief economic advisor, Kevin Hassett, is widely considered the favorite, even despite growing nervousness among bond investors about his possible appointment.
$BNB
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