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CITIC Macro: The US stock market needs to see more Favourable Information to continue rising, and the momentum in August may weaken.

The招商宏观研报指出, Trump nominated Stephen Moore to The Federal Reserve Board of Governors, suggesting an increased possibility of interest rate cuts. Officials' comments are dovish, and if the CPI meets expectations, the August meeting may hint at rate cuts. The US stock market needs more favourable information to maintain its pump momentum, which may weaken in August.
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Institution: The Bank of England may be reluctant to hint at future interest rate cuts.

Jin10 reported on August 4th that XTB analyst Kathleen Brooks stated in a report that the Bank of England may not indicate a future interest rate drop in Thursday's rate decision. The UK's inflation rate stands at 3.6%, still above the 2% target, which drops the likelihood of a further rapid rate cut after this week's cut. LSEG data shows that the market is pricing in another potential rate cut by the Bank of England by the end of 2025.
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Institution: The Bank of England may hint at a rate cut in August.

Jin10 data June 19 - Analyst Patrick Munnelly from Tickmill Group stated in a report that the Central Bank of the UK may hint at a possible drop in interest rates in August during the upcoming rate decision announcement. The latest data shows a weak labor market in the UK and a relief in inflation, raising questions about the prospects of the Central Bank of the UK. However, he mentioned that the rise in energy prices due to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East has reduced the likelihood of a rate drop in August. The market generally expects the Central Bank of the UK to maintain the interest rate at 4.25% in today's statement.
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05:43

Michael Saylor posted to hint that Strategy will increase its holdings of Bitcoin.

Gate News bot news, Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor posted the company's Bitcoin holdings chart on X last Sunday and hinted at a possible further increase in Bitcoin holdings. If this plan is executed, it will mark the company's ninth consecutive week of increasing Bitcoin holdings. The company spent nearly $75 million to purchase 705 Bitcoins between May 26 and June 1. Data shows that the company currently holds 580,955 Bitcoins, valued at approximately $6.14 billion at current prices.
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10:30

U.S. media: Israel's new actions in Gaza led Vance to cancel his trip to Israel.

U.S. Vice President Pence canceled his decision to visit Israel in connection with Israel's expanded military operations in Gaza, in order to avoid sending a signal to the outside world that the Trump administration supports Israel's actions. Although officials stated that this move was due to logistical reasons, it may hint at the U.S. attitude towards Israel's policies.
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In the context of trade uncertainty, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand has room for further interest rate cuts.

On May 19, Jin10 reported that Stephen Toplis, head of research at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, stated that there is always significant uncertainty in economic prospects, but the current level of uncertainty is rare, largely due to the fluctuation of President Trump's tariff policy. He added that the net impact of Trump's policies is negative for global economic growth, and therefore for New Zealand as well. Toplis indicated that there is reason to believe that the Reserve Bank of New Zealand will lower its growth expectations based solely on this basis. He added that the Reserve Bank of New Zealand has strong reasons to cut interest rates by 25 basis points on May 28, and then hint at further rate cuts.
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TD Securities: If the Bank of England hints at more aggressive rate cuts, the pound will face pressure.

TD Securities analysts expect the Bank of England to possibly increase the pace of interest rate cuts, leading to a weaker pound. The Bank of England may cut rates by 25 basis points, with some policymakers even supporting a 50 basis point cut. Amid increasing trade uncertainties, the Central Bank may lower its economic growth expectations and hint at further rate cuts. Members believe that subdued inflation will drive the Central Bank to continue cutting rates.
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06:09

Analysts: Market funds are beginning to be reallocated to alts, and traders are showing a speculative mentality.

The rise in Bitcoin prices has driven market funds to be redistributed towards alts, with Meme Tokens and other small market capitalization alts performing remarkably. Investors' high-risk speculative mentality is evident, but historical data shows that the market often runs counter to retail investor expectations, and the enthusiasm for alts may hint at a greed peak.
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10:46

Analysis: The Federal Reserve may end quantitative tightening, and the Bitcoin market hopes for a policy shift.

The Federal Reserve may hint at the end of its quantitative tightening program, providing support for risk assets such as Bitcoin. Predictions indicate that the end of QT is beneficial for liquidity in the treasury market, supporting risk assets, but the risk of stagflation may limit asset rises. Bank of America predicts that QT may be paused due to debt issues, affecting interest rate cut plans. Polymarket data shows that the probability of QT ending before May is as high as 100%.
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13:20

JPMorgan: Bank of Japan expected to keep Intrerest Rate unchanged, and the timing of the next rate hike may be brought forward to May.

FXStreet News on March 18th, J.P. Morgan stated that the Bank of Japan (BOJ) will announce its Interest Rate decision for March this week, and it is highly likely that the policy Interest Rate will remain unchanged at 0.50%. The meeting may reveal important conditions for further rate hikes, which will be crucial in determining the timing of the next hike and worth following. With the recent increase in communication from BOJ officials regarding the risks of upward inflation, it is possible that they may hint at a rate hike at the next meeting (in May), but our benchmark scenario is a hike in June. If the BOJ maintains its current policy, the reaction of the Japanese yen Exchange Rate may be limited.
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Analysts: Bitcoin's current price action is a recreation of the scenario after the launch of the Bitcoin ETF in the United States

Bitcoin prices have been volatile since Trump took office, and the weak move may hint at short-term bearishness, but bulls are bullish on the friendly attitude of the US government. Historical data shows a pullback from highs after positive news, and a similar scenario is true for ETF launches in 2024. The future of Bitcoin depends on the macroeconomic environment.
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11:07

The interest rate difference between Europe and the United States may further widen, and the euro may face a greater decline.

Traders expect the US-Europe interest rate differential to widen, and the euro may face a greater fall. Weak inflation data from Germany and France have weakened expectations that the European Central Bank will continue to cut interest rates for the remainder of the year, while the Fed's hint of a pause has increased the attractiveness of the US dollar. Some forecasts suggest that the euro may fall to parity. Traders have already priced in the possibility of three more rate cuts by the European Central Bank before the end of the year, but there is still a 30% chance of a fourth action.
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18:45

Jinshi data organization: A key overview of "Super Central Bank Day" - The Fed may slow down interest rate cuts next year, and the Japanese Central Bank will once again postpone interest rate hikes

The Federal Reserve (has cut interest rates 3 times this year, a total of 100BP)1. Intrerest Rate Moves: Hawkish rate cut by 25BP, Harmack votes for no rate cut; Powell said that it is in or close to slowing down interest rate cuts. 2. Economic Expectations: Raise the economic outlook and Intrerest Rate expectations, and cut interest rates next year. Most officials see inflation risks skewed to the upside. Japan's Central Bank (a total of 1 interest rate hike this year, a total of 15BP) 1. Intrerest Rate Moves: Third consecutive pause in rate hikes, with one member supporting the rate hike. The governor said that interest rate hikes will continue, but the outcome of the spring wage negotiations needs to be observed. 2. Economic outlook: The impact of the Forex movement is greater than ever, and the uncertainty of Trump's tariff policy is high, which could have a big impact. Central Bank of the United Kingdom (a total of 2 interest rate cuts this year, a total of 50BP)1. Intrerest Rate Move: 6-3 vote not to cut interest rates, divergence more than expected. The statement retained the talk of a "gradual" rate cut, which the market interpreted as a hint of a quarterly rate cut. 2.
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18:25

The US third-quarter GDP has been revised to 3.1% due to increased consumer spending and exports

On December 19, Jin10 Data reported that the US economy expanded faster than previously estimated in the third quarter, partially due to strong consumer spending and exports. The final reading for the annualized quarterly rate of actual US GDP in the third quarter was 3.1%, up from the previous forecast of 2.8%. The final quarterly value of actual personal consumption expenditures in the third quarter rose to 3.7%. These data reinforce the view that despite market expectations that the US economy will eventually slow down, the economy is still rising strongly. The Fed's previous hint that the pace of rate cuts will slow down by 2025 has triggered dumping in the stock market, which is partly based on recent stronger-than-expected economic data.
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17:18

Morgan Stanley: The Bank of England may hint at further interest rate cuts this week

Jinshi data, December 18th news, Morgan Stanley's UK economist Bruno Scarica said in a report that after the release of November inflation data in the UK on Wednesday, the UK Central Bank may signal further interest rate cuts in Thursday's decision. UK monthly core inflation remained flat, below analysts' expectations, due to a slowdown in service sector inflation. The lower-than-expected core inflation rate may prompt the UK Central Bank to issue more interest rate cut signals than the market expects in the coming months. Market expectations show that the UK Central Bank is expected to cut interest rates by 49 basis points in 2025. Scarica said that we expect the next interest rate cut by the UK Central Bank to be in February, with a total of 125 basis points cut next year.
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10:54

Institutions: The European Central Bank is expected to hint at further interest rate cuts after this week.

It is expected that the European Central Bank will lower the deposit interest rate by 25 basis points to 3% this week and hint at further interest rate cuts, reflecting the possibility of a softening growth outlook and weaker-than-expected inflation. It is expected that the European Central Bank will accelerate the pace of interest rate cuts in early 2025, and reduce the deposit interest rate to 1.75% by mid-2025.
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07:59

Stable trend of the US dollar before the release of key data and Powell's speech

On December 4th, Jinshi Data News reported that the US dollar remained stable due to investors' expectations of key US data and Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's speech. Analysts at Yu Xin Bank said in a report that if the data is weak, the US dollar may fall. They said Powell may hint at a rate cut at the December 18th meeting, but the decision depends on the data.
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HSBC: European Central Bank may hint at openness to interest rate cuts in 2025 this month

On December 2nd, Jinshi Data reported that HSBC economists Balboni and Wells said that the European Central Bank may abandon its more restrictive policy inclination at the next meeting and instead send a signal of a more open attitude towards future interest rate cuts. This will lay the foundation for further interest rate cuts next year. However, given that policymakers have recently called for a gradual approach, a significant 50 basis point interest rate cut in December seems unlikely. However, if economic data continues to disappoint or inflation rates decline faster in early 2025, it may mean that the European Central Bank will accelerate interest rate cuts.
19:42

Pan Sheng Macro: The Federal Reserve will have to make a temporary assessment of the new fiscal policy outlook next month.

Financial analyst Samuel Thomas of Pantheon Macro said in a report that the Federal Reserve is 'dragging its feet' until the fiscal outlook becomes clearer. He said that as expected, the Fed lowered the Interest Rate by 25 basis points, with a statement that is almost a replica of the September statement. However, Thomas said that Fed officials will have to make a temporary assessment of the new fiscal policy outlook next month, when they release the quarterly economic forecast summary. Pantheon Macro expects the Fed to further cut interest rates by 25 basis points in December and hint at a further 100 basis point cut in 2025.
19:42

Andrew Bailey, the Governor of the Central Bank of England: UK inflation cools faster than expected

Andrew Bailey, the head of the Central Bank of England, said that the UK's anti-inflation process is progressing faster than expected, which may be the latest hint that the Central Bank will continue to cut interest rates next month. Bailey said that despite the Central Bank's hint at the last meeting that it would adopt a cautious easing policy, if the good news on inflation continues, the Central Bank may be "more aggressive" in cutting interest rates. Traders expect the Bank of England to cut interest rates next month.
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08:01

Fed officials hint at slowing pace of rate cuts, boosting U.S. bond yields

Federal Reserve officials expressed support for slowing the pace of interest rate cuts, boosting US Treasury yields and the US dollar. The yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds rose 3 basis points to 4.214%, and the yield on 2-year US Treasury bonds rose 2 basis points to 4.045%. The US Dollar Index remains near the 11-week high touched on Monday, currently trading at 103.87, down 0.14%.
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08:09

Due to concerns about the escalation of the situation in the Middle East, oil prices are expected to pump further.

Tensions in the Middle East have escalated, causing the oil price to pump. Brent crude oil price has surpassed $81 per barrel. Analysts point out that the market needs to digest a larger premium before geopolitical risks recede. The decrease in US inventories and the hint of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve in September also provide support for oil prices. Traders are waiting for the OPEC+ meeting to determine if any changes will be made to current policies.
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08:17

Analyst: As long as PCE data is not catastrophic, the Fed is expected to hint at a rate cut in the fall next week.

The gold price is pumping, but it may experience a slight decline this week due to profit-taking and negative sentiment. Traders believe that the Fed will start cutting interest rates in September, and the US June PCE data released in the evening may be crucial. It is expected that the year-on-year rate will slightly slow from 2.6% to 2.5%, but unless it is disastrous, the Fed may hint at cutting interest rates in the autumn at the meeting next week.
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Former 'hawkish' Fed official: The Fed may signal that it's preparing to cut interest rates in September.

On July 25th, Jinshi data, former hawkish Fed member Brad commented on CNBC that the rise rate in the first half of the year was close to 2%, and the Fed may begin to hint at a rate cut in September. The latest economic data did not point to an economic recession, and productivity has not really improved. The economy is slowing down, but it is approaching the trend of rising, which is a soft landing.
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Vitalik Buterin's tweet sent the ETH and SHIB markets into a frenzy: what's next? Vitalik Buterin's X post has caused significant speculation and volatility in the cryptocurrency market, especially Ethereum (ETH) and Shiba Inu (SHIB). Cryptocurrency influencer Lola's hint to Ethereum co-founder Buterin suggests a scenario where Shiba Inu (SHIB) becomes redundant in the Ethereum ecosystem. Recent market dynamics show a volatile pattern, with ETH priced at $3,176.55 facing resistance at a key level, while SHIB is currently trading at $0.00001549, striving to overcome its own support and resistance challenges. ETH has experienced significant fluctuations in the past day, undergoing a notable decline with a 24-hour change rate of -5.16%. The key resistance levels are at $3,349 and $3,300, forming significant obstacles, indicating difficulty in price increase. On the contrary, support levels around $3,150 and $3,200 provided some stability, but bearish sentiment still exists with RSI at 33.02, indicating the possibility of overselling. MACD trades below the signal line, enhancing short-term bearish momentum. By contrast, the current price of SHIB is $0.00001549, a decrease of 8.22% in the last 24 hours, with the trading volume increasing to $282.64 million. The token faces strong resistance at $0.00001689 and $0.00001630, while finding support near $0.00001530 and $0.00001550. Despite its oversold RSI reading of 26.93, indicating potential for a price rebound, the upward trend of the MACD above the signal line suggests a bullish momentum is emerging. If ETH breaks through the resistance level of $3,300, there may be a bullish outcome with a target price of $3,349 or higher. Similarly, if SHIB breaks through the resistance level of $0.00001630, there may be a bullish surge with a target price of $0.00001689. On the contrary, if ETH falls below $3,150, there may be a bearish reversal with a possible test of lower support levels, while SHIB may further drop below $0.00001530. (Data Source: Maxwell Mutuma)
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Did the Bank of England hint at the first rate cut in August? One chart to understand the Bank of England's June rate decision
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1. JPMorgan: It is expected that the Bank of Japan will keep interest rates unchanged and decide to reduce the total monthly purchase amount of Japanese government bonds from ¥57 trillion to ¥51-53 trillion. 2. UBS Group: It is expected that the Bank of Japan will keep interest rates unchanged, with only a 15 basis point hike in October, followed by three more hikes, each by 25 basis points, bringing the interest rate to 1% next year. 3. HSBC: It is expected that the Bank of Japan will keep interest rates unchanged, with the most likely rate hike in July. This time, there is expected to be more communication about bond purchases, and the reduction in bond purchases is not expected to attract widespread attention. 4. Sumitomo Mitsui: It is expected that the Bank of Japan will keep interest rates unchanged, while considering reducing the scale of bond purchases. If the purchase volume of new bonds is greater than the amount of government bonds that have matured, it would imply quantitative tightening (QT). 5. Nomura: It is expected that the Bank of Japan will keep interest rates unchanged. If the Bank of Japan considers a rate hike in July, this meeting is likely to give a hint, otherwise the probability of a rate hike in July may weaken. 6. Capital Economics: It is expected that the Bank of Japan will keep interest rates unchanged, and a rate hike in July is possible, which may also be the last rate hike of the year. It is very likely to announce a reduction in the purchase of Japanese government bonds. 7. ANZ Bank: It is expected that the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates by 15 basis points, and then raise them by 25 basis points in October. Quantitative tightening will be put on the agenda, and any reduction in bond purchases is unlikely to be a fixed amount. 8. BNP Paribas: It is expected that the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates as early as today. Due to the mild nature of the rate hike, it will not provide support for the yen. The forecast for the USD/JPY exchange rate at the end of the year is 150.
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Jun 13th, Jinshi data, Bankrate's Chief Financial Analyst Greg Mcbride said the May CPI report released on Wednesday morning is the so-called 'more (good) inflation report' we hope to see in the coming months. The only hint admitted in the Fed's statement is that 'moderate' progress has been made towards achieving the 2% inflation target, rather than the 'lack of' progress mentioned in March.
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On June 6, Mark Wall, chief European economist at Deutsche Bank, said that the Central Bank was in no hurry to ease policy, after the Central Bank cut Intrerest Rate, but did not hint at further easing. This is the first rate cut by the European Central Bank in almost five years, although inflation is tricky across the eurozone. The Central Bank said it remains determined to bring inflation down to 2% in a timely manner and will keep Intrerest Rate restrictive enough for as long as necessary to achieve that goal. With little guidance on the path in the coming months, the current tone in European Central Bank is a "hawkish rate cut," Wall said.
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June 6th, Jinshi data, it is widely expected in the market that the European Central Bank will cut interest rates tonight. Ipek Ozkardeskaya, senior analyst at Swiss Bank, said in a report: "As this decision has been widely anticipated and has been digested by the market for months, it will not have much impact on market sentiment." Ozkardeskaya said the focus will be on what ECB President Lagarde will say about future measures and whether she will hint at a series of rate cuts afterwards.
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The social sentiment of Dogecoin has turned bearish and dropped to the level of March. What does this mean for the price? Cryptocurrency analyst Ali Martinez recently revealed bearish sentiment on Dogecoin (DOGE). Interestingly, he believes this could be a good opportunity for the most important meme coin to invest in, as the situation may soon turn bullish. In a previous Twitter post, Martinez mentioned that the market sentiment for Dogecoin is as pessimistic as it was in early February. Specifically, the cryptocurrency analyst referred to the social volume and weighted sentiment of Dogecoin, which currently indicate a negative sentiment towards this meme coin. This social volume indicator refers to the amount of discussion of cryptocurrencies on social media platforms. Therefore, the decrease in Dogecoin's social volume indicates that traders are currently paying more attention to other meme coins. This is expected, as Dogecoin's price has been stagnant for a while, while other meme coins such as Dogwifhat (WIF) and Pepe (PEPE) have seen significant increases. However, Martinez said that Dogecoin will soon see a bull market reversal. He revealed that in February, when Dogecoin was plagued by such pessimistic sentiment, its price soared by over 200%. Dogecoin whales seem to have understood this hint and have taken the opportunity to accumulate more meme coins. Martinez revealed that these investors have purchased 700 million (112 million dollars). The cryptocurrency analyst also mentioned that since May 30th, these whales have purchased 200 million Dogecoin. This undoubtedly reflects the expectation of a significant price increase for Dogecoin in the near future. Cryptocurrency analyst Altcoin Sherpa recently suggested the possibility of Dogecoin quickly rising to $0.40. He claimed that as retail investors accumulate meme coins, this scenario will occur. He further mentioned Elon Musk's influence on meme coins, stating that 'a single stupid Elon tweet can crash it (Dogecoin).' He added that compared to other meme coins, Dogecoin has 'good liquidity/limited downside.' Crypto analyst Crypto Kaleo recently predicted that the Dogecoin season may be approaching. He hinted that after GameStop's stock price peaked in early 2021, Dogecoin would rise significantly in 2021. He believes that once GameStop reaches its market peak, Dogecoin may rise again. In another X post, Kaleo revealed that he is confident that Dogecoin will surpass Bitcoin in this cycle. He stated that the current price trend of Dogecoin is normal and claimed that this meme coin will "consolidate sideways for a long time and then grow rapidly vertically". The cryptocurrency analyst also pointed out that the market is in a meme super cycle and stated that the "meme king will not lag behind". According to the data, at the time of writing this article, the trading price of Dogecoin is about $0.15, which has dropped by more than 2% in the past 24 hours. (Data source: Scott Matherson)
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